A negative T^-1/2 dependence of a component of the electrical conductivity, indicative of one-dimensional transport, was found in glassy carbon heat treated at temperatures less than 2200^∘{}C. The microstructure, as examined in lattice images in the transmission electron microscope, the Porod-law dependence obtained in small-angle scattering, and the decrease in the d₀₀₂-spacing interlayer as measured by x-ray diffraction (above this critical temperature) support this thesis.
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