 Rationalization of a topological space

For simply connected $X$, rationalization of a topological space is a map $r:X\to X_{\mathbb{Q}}$ to a rational space inducing ${\pi }_n(X_{\mathbb{Q}})={\pi }_n(X)\otimes \mathbb{Q}$. It is also a rational homology equivalence. Its universal property is the bijection $r^{\ast }:[X_{\mathbb{Q}},Z]\to [X,Z]$ for every rational space $Z$. A Postnikov tower constructs it by replacing each fibre group with its rational tensor product and transporting the Postnikov invariant through the resulting cohomology isomorphism, then taking the homotopy inverse limit.