In the exploration of chemical bonds within molecules, past attempts have often concentrated on the analysis of electronic density to comprehend their natures and properties. Among these formalisms, the one introduced by Bader et al. stands out as the most prominent and widely employed in diverse chemical contexts. This formalism incorporates the topological characteristics of atomic and molecular electronic densities (MED) . When dealing with a three-dimensional scalar quantity like MED, the topology involves the distribution and features of critical points, specifically (3, +1), (3, -1), (3, +3), (3, -3). In a parallel vein, Gadre et al. pioneered