Poly(sulfur nitride)—the first polymeric metal—has received much attention since reports of its metallic character and its superconducting properties. In this up-to-date account, poly(sulfur nitride), (SN)x, research is reviewed. Special emphasis is given to the wide range of physical studies that made the rationalization of much of the behavior of (SN)x in terms of an anisotropic model possible. The Figure shows (SN)x coated on glass.
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Banister et al. (1998) studied this question.