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Shift of superconducting transition temperatures in "magnetic superconductor" RuSr₂(Eu₁.₅Ce₀.₅)₁₀₋δ under influence of annealing in high pressure oxygen atmosphere
Effect of annealing in high pressure oxygen atmosphere on superconducting transition temperatures for ceramic samples of magnetic superconductor RuSr₂(Eu₁.₅Ce₀.₅)₁₀₋δ was studied. It was shown that properties of the samples are consistent with behavior of the granular superconducting system. As a re...
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Language: | English |
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НТК «Інститут монокристалів» НАН України
2016
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Series: | Functional Materials |
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Online Access: | http://dspace.nbuv.gov.ua/handle/123456789/120609 |
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Summary: | Effect of annealing in high pressure oxygen atmosphere on superconducting transition temperatures for ceramic samples of magnetic superconductor RuSr₂(Eu₁.₅Ce₀.₅)₁₀₋δ was studied. It was shown that properties of the samples are consistent with behavior of the granular superconducting system. As a result of oxygen saturation the superconducting transition temperatures become higher. Particularly, shift of the superconducting transition temperature for intergranular medium is ΔTci = 9.2 K and for the matter within the granules ΔTcg = 6.8 K. This difference is due to the mechanism of oxygen diffusion along the grain boundaries. In the temperature range of 135 < T < 350 K the resistance behavior obeys the Mott's law of variable range hopping for three-dimensional case. |
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