Raman spectra of MO
2-PO
5/2 (M=Si, Ge) glasses were measured and their relative intensities were corrected. Two models were assumed for glass structure, In model 1, PO
3=O and MO
4 tetrahedra are randomly connected. In model 2, a part of M
4+ changes its coordination number from 4 to 6 with coordination of two oxygen atoms of P=O bonds. In model 2, the intensity of P=O stretching vibration depends on the amount of 6-coordinated M
4+. The composition dependence of intensities of P=O stretching vibration proposed the following change in the glass structure. In GeO
2-PO
5/2 glasses which have no P=O stretching vibration, 6-coordinated Ge
4+ is formed in model 2 and its content increases with increasing PO
5/2 content. The structure of SiO
2-PO
5/2 glasses is described by model 1 and the coordination number of Si
4+ is 4 up to 20mol% PO
5/2 content. In the composition range containing more than 20mol% PO
5/2, 6-coordinated Si
4+ is formed in model 2. The observed difference between these two glass systems is interpreted as follows. Six coordinated Ge
4+ can be formed if six tetrahedra connected to GeO
6 include at least two PO
4, whereas SiO
6 octahedron needs connection of PO
4 tetrahedra at many or all vertices.
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