Metals continued properties

The exciting discovery of the metal-like properties and superconducting behaviour of the non-metallic polymer poly (sulfur nitride) (or polythiazyl), (SN), in 1973 sparked much activity in sulfur-nitrogen chemistry.This interest continues as a result of the prediction that molecular chains incorporating thiazyl units could serve as molecular wires in the development of nanoscale technology. 

Its fat, rubber, and metal solvent properties have made carbon disulfide highly suitable for a variety of other continuing industrial applications including the following vulcanization and manufacture of... 

PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF THE RARE EARTH METALS (continued)... 

FERMI ENERGY AND RELATED PROPERTIES OF METALS (continued) Ground State Properties of the Electron Gas in Some Metals... 

Semiconductors are materials that are characterized by resistivities iatermediate between those of metals and of iasulators. The study of organic semiconductors has grown from research on conductivity mechanisms and stmcture—property relationships ia soHds to iaclude appHcations-based research on working semiconductor junction devices. Organic materials are now used ia transistors, photochromic devices, and commercially viable light-emitting diodes, and the utility of organic semiconductors continues to iacrease. 

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