Variation of structural and superconducting properties with initial stoichiometry variation in (Bi, Pb)-Sr-Ca-Cu-O bulk superconductor
Abstract The effect of the initial stoichiometry variation (variation in Bi, Pb, Sr, Ca and Cu) on various structural and superconducting properties of Pb-doped Bi-based superconductor has been studied. The sample having the initial stoichiometry of ($ Bi_{1.8} $$ Pb_{0.4} $)$ Sr_{2} $$ Ca_{2.2} $$...
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Enthalten in: Journal of materials science - Kluwer Academic Publishers, 1966, 29(1994), 19 vom: Okt., Seite 5059-5064 |
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Abstract The effect of the initial stoichiometry variation (variation in Bi, Pb, Sr, Ca and Cu) on various structural and superconducting properties of Pb-doped Bi-based superconductor has been studied. The sample having the initial stoichiometry of ($ Bi_{1.8} $$ Pb_{0.4} $)$ Sr_{2} $$ Ca_{2.2} $$ Cu_{3} $$ O_{10} $ was found to give best structural and superconducting properties. The most important factors affectingJc in the samples were the type of impurity phases present in the sample, their amount and distribution in the superconducting matrix. Cu-rich stoichiometry enhanced the formation of 110 K phase, but large amounts of undesirable impurities present in the samples decreasedJc. The formation of 110 K phase and texturing of (001) planes in a sample depended on the period of heat treatment and stoichiometry. © Chapman & Hall 1994 |
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Abstract The effect of the initial stoichiometry variation (variation in Bi, Pb, Sr, Ca and Cu) on various structural and superconducting properties of Pb-doped Bi-based superconductor has been studied. The sample having the initial stoichiometry of ($ Bi_{1.8} $$ Pb_{0.4} $)$ Sr_{2} $$ Ca_{2.2} $$ Cu_{3} $$ O_{10} $ was found to give best structural and superconducting properties. The most important factors affectingJc in the samples were the type of impurity phases present in the sample, their amount and distribution in the superconducting matrix. Cu-rich stoichiometry enhanced the formation of 110 K phase, but large amounts of undesirable impurities present in the samples decreasedJc. The formation of 110 K phase and texturing of (001) planes in a sample depended on the period of heat treatment and stoichiometry. © Chapman & Hall 1994 |
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