The composition, structure and properties of four different glassy carbons

@article{Shiell2019TheCS,
  title={The composition, structure and properties of four different glassy carbons},
  author={Thomas B. Shiell and Sherman Wong and Wenjie Yang and Chris A Tanner and Bianca Haberl and Robert Glen Elliman and David R. Mckenzie and Dougal G. McCulloch and Jodie E Bradby},
  journal={Journal of Non-Crystalline Solids},
  year={2019}
}
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