抄録
Crystallization behavior of Bi-Ba-Cu-O glasses has been studied. Glass-transition temperature Tg and crystallization onset temperature Tx are slightly lower than those of Bi-Sr-Ca-Cu-O glasses. (Tx-Tg)'s of the present glasses are, however, similar to those of Bi-Sr-Ca-Cu-O glasses. The temperatures of the first endothermic peaks in the DSC curves TEndo are about 700°C when BiO1.5/BaO>1 and about 850°C when BiO1.5/BaO<1, which are assigned to the melting of CuBi2O4 and BaCuO2 crystals formed in the products, respectively. BaBiO2.55 or BaBiO2.77 crystal is formed in the first stage of crystallization and transformed to BaBiO3 crystal at higher temperatures. No crystal containing all the cation species of Bi, Ba and Cu is formed from the present glasses, which can be attributed to the extremely high stability of BaBiO3-x crystal. The activation energies for crystallization Ea's are 382 and 325kJ/mol for the first and second peaks which are assigned to the formation of BaBiO2.77 crystal in the DSC curve for 50BiO1.5·25BaO·25CuO glass. It has been found that the Ea's for Bi-Ca-Cu-O and Bi-Sr-Cu-O glasses are higher than those of Bi-Sr-Ca-Cu-O glasses.