2. 1290 S. Simon et al. / EPR on Y-ceramics and Bt-vitroceramics
eipk, but the Cu2+ one disappears by
further einteri-~, so that it is not
observed at the Gd~2 samples.
The •intarin~ determ4,mtas • narro-
wing of the QdJ+ ~PR lines because the
mtoroenvtronment• of Gd3+ ions •x.s uni-
fo~mis•d and at the same time the su-
peroenduoting pha•• develops. Th• Gdql
• ample• pro•ant a o•nsiderobla broade-
ning of the resonano• line. Th• eff•ot
i• more prenounoed for Gdq2 samples.
Th• Gdq2 ••mple• are not superoonduo-
tiv• at T> 80 K.
Th• Bi2_xGdxSr2Os2Gu30 m glass •am-
plea exhibit BPR spoetra re•ultad from
• uperpositian of • oymmetrleal signal
with ~eolved hyperflne structure,
typical of Ou2+ ion8 disposed in •ires
of axial synnstl-y3 , with 8 large dls-
tribution of the spin Htmiltonlan pelf•-
meters and a elgn81 speolflo to Gd3+
ions from vitreous mortises 4 whose
sha~e inorsase• with Gd203 oontent.
These sample• do not exhibit •uperoon-
dusting phase above 80 K.
The susceptibility measurements e-
videnced a perama~tic behaviou~ of
the samples 5 and allowed an estt-~tlon
of gu 2+ ions from the total number of
sapper ions (table 1). We have took for
Gd ions (8S7/2) Otuele son•rant 7.9
emu/mol and for Cu2+ ions 0.3745
emu/mol.
Table i. Experimental molar Our~e
oonstanta (OM) and ratio (r) of Ouz+
ions to total numbeE of sapper ions in
vitreous Bl2_xGdxSr20a2Ou30 z sample•.
~: if= (emu/mol) r ~)
o.o1 o. 4167 3o.ob
0.05 0.7204 28.96
0.075 0.6861 8.33
0.10 0.893 9.17
0.15 1.2925 9.57
O.20 1.8348 22.97
0.25 2.323 30.97
0.30 2.182 36.67
The partial o~ystallization of the
samples determine• important ohange• in
shape and parameter• of EPR spectra il-
lustrat•d in flgu~e 2 for x=O.03. The
~e•ults suggest pronounoed ohan&~s of
the looal ord•~ of Cu2+ and Gd3+ ions
2O00 2500GS
I':lOh
f
FIGURE 2
H•at treatment •ff•ot on EPR speotra
of Bil.97Gd0.o3Sr20a20u30s sampl•.
and of the interactions between them.
These modifioa~lons may be oorrolat•d
with the dev•lopment of superoonduoting
pha•• with To > 80 K.
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