So-called 'glassy carbon' is characterized by the following physical properties: its hardness is very high; it stands high temperature heat treatments and cannot easily be graphitized by usual heat treatments; it shows, however, a good electrical conductivity although the conductivity is less than that of graphite.
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Jiro Kakinoki (1965) studied this question.
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