2019
DOI: 10.1007/s10948-019-5143-z
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AC Magnetic Susceptibility of Y3Ba5Cu8O18 Substituted by Nd3+ and Ca2+ Ions

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“…This can be attributed to that lanthanum is the rare-earth element with the largest ionic radius, hindering the stabilization of the La358 structure, which also explains the presence of more stable secondary phases such as La123 and BaCuO 2 in the obtained samples (see Table 1). The XRD peaks in the 2θ range 33 -36° with the (5 3 0), (4 4 2), and (5 3 2) planes correspond to the BaCuO 2 crystal phase, generated by the slow decomposition reaction 22,23 . However, La358 sample was obtained with purities of 50.81% and 85.35% by the method of combustion and solid-state reaction, respectively.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…This can be attributed to that lanthanum is the rare-earth element with the largest ionic radius, hindering the stabilization of the La358 structure, which also explains the presence of more stable secondary phases such as La123 and BaCuO 2 in the obtained samples (see Table 1). The XRD peaks in the 2θ range 33 -36° with the (5 3 0), (4 4 2), and (5 3 2) planes correspond to the BaCuO 2 crystal phase, generated by the slow decomposition reaction 22,23 . However, La358 sample was obtained with purities of 50.81% and 85.35% by the method of combustion and solid-state reaction, respectively.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%