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Effect of oxide additives onT c behaviour of Bi2·1Sr1·93Ca0·97Cu2O8 system

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We have carried out studies on the effect of oxide additives (Ca0·85Sr0·15CuO2, BaBiO3 and BaPbO3) on Bi-2212. Compositions up to 6 mole% of all the additives have been prepared and characterized by XRD, resistivity and ac susceptibility techniques. XRD studies indicate that all the materials are single phase. Resistivity and ac susceptibility studies indicate enhanced granular behaviour with the oxide additives. Low temperature (400°) sintering results in degradation of the Bi-2212 phase in the presence of the additives.

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Forms part of the Ph.D thesis to be submitted by PSP to IIT, Madras.

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Prabhu, P.S., Varadaraju, U.V. Effect of oxide additives onT c behaviour of Bi2·1Sr1·93Ca0·97Cu2O8 system. Bull. Mater. Sci. 17, 615–624 (1994). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02757545

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