thiocarbonyl group; energetics and thiocarbonyl compound structure; photoelectron spectroscopy (PES); addition reactions to alkynes and alkenes; cycloreversion reactions; reductive C,S cleavage; desulfurization reactions; coordination chemistry
From Aconcagua in South America to Mount Everest in Asia, from Kilimanjaro in Africa to Vinson Massif in Antarctica, from Mount McKinley in North America to Elbrus in Europe and Mount Kosciusko in Australia: no one had ever scaled all seven summits -- it would be a first, a feat that had eluded the world's best mountaineers.
From Gibraltar to the Bosphorus, from Iceland to the Ural Mountains, from North Cap of Norway to the watershed of the Greater Caucasusian range, Europe: fourty eight countries with fourty eight mountains. Some are just grassy hills, some are high alpine peaks, all hold a special place in the hearts of the states whose highest ground they mark. All of them the target of many âmountain collectorsâ. Here comes a list with all of them, the daddy of all ticklists.