“…17 The activation energy eventually goes to zero at 27.0 GPa for a single crystal. Besides aromatic hydrocarbons, compounds having a large %-moiety, such as Pc, 18 and compounds having heavy atoms at the peripheral positions such as tetraselenonaphthacene(tetracene) (naphthaceno [5,6-c,d:11,12-c 0 ,d 0 ]-bis [1,2]diselenole) (TSeN or TSeT, 5), [19][20][21][22] p-iodanil (tetraiodo-p-benzoquinone) (6) 23-25 and BTQBT (12) 26,27 have been investigated since the 70s by Shirotani and Inokuchi et al Under hydrostatic pressure, these compounds show a rapid decrease in resistivity and become good conductors. For example, p-iodanil is an insulator (' RT ¼ 1 Â 10 À12 S cm À1 ) at ambient pressure and becomes conductive under pressure (' RT ¼ 2 Â 10 S cm À1 at 25 GPa).…”