“…Very soon this proposal received experimental support ͑diffuse X-ray scattering, 8 13 C Knight shift, 9 magnetic susceptibility, 10 species in the solid state, there is the possibility of an internal electron transfer which thus can make unnecessary the presence of the doping species. The structural and electronic requirements for the realization of a two-band behavior were explored, [11][12][13][14] and metal bis͑dithiolene͒ systems were proposed to be the more promising species in order to lead to single-component molecular metals. 14 Consequently, although Tanaka et al 5 apparently did not notice these developments, the discovery by these authors is certainly a remarkable experimental achievement but hardly an unexpected one since Ni(tmdt) 2 is a metal bis͑dithiolene͒ species ͓see Fig.…”