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Variations of electromagnetic and structural characteristics of La_{1-c+x}Sr_{c-x}Mn_{1-x}Me_{x}O_{3+γ} manganites (Me = Zn, Ni) during storage time up to 36000 hours at room temperature and after frequentative thermal cycling in the 300-573 K range were investigated. Changes of magnetization of all samples were within the error of measurement. In most cases Curie point (T_{C}) showed irregular variations within the range of 20%, while zinc-substituted manganites with relatively high values of "c" exhibited some trend of T_{C} rise. The resistance of all samples increased during storage period. The cell volume of single-phase manganites decreased over time, that may indicates an increase in oxygen content. However, the sample with the highest Ni content (x=0.125) at c=0.19 suffered phase transition "rhombohedral-orthorhombic structures", which cannot be explained by the oxygen absorption. Probably, this effect was due to the rearrangement of the ions and vacancies between crystal sublattices of manganite.
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Regularities of the influence of quadrivalent ions and oxygen concentrations on the structural characteristics, saturation magnetization, Curie point, temperature dependence of electrical conductance of ceramic manganites La_{1-c-x}Sr_{c+x}Mn_{1-x}Me^{4+x}O_{3+γ} (Me = Ti, Ge; 0.17 ≤ c ≤ 0.35; 0.025 ≤ x ≤ 0.125) were established. The relation between experimental data on lattice parameters, electromagnetic properties and crystal chemistry characteristics (nonstoichiometry index, concentrations of ions residing at different charge states) was determined using the modified model of effective cation-anion distances. The data obtained provide some evidence that in Ti-containing manganites when Sr concentration is more than 0.375, single-charged oxygen ions can arise after reductive annealing.
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