Who knows that black phosphorus relies on the particles inside it to conduct electricity?

It is similar, but the mechanism has not been found...

Black phosphorus is a solid with metallic luster and has a corrugated layered structure. The bonding between layers is smaller than the bonding within the layer. It is weakly combined, similar to graphite, and has electrical conductivity. It is the least reactive among the allotropes of phosphorus. It will not ignite in the air

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