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Recently, a striking positive effect of tiny Zn doping on crystal growth quality has been found in melt-textured (Nd, Eu, Gd)Ba_2Cu_3O_y pellets. The material could be easily grown from MgO seed, possessing a rather high lattice mismatch to the superconducting compound. In the present work we study spatial distribution of local magnetic properties and chemical composition of a (Nd_{0.33}Eu_{0.38}Gd_{0.28})Ba_2Cu_3O_y + 0.035 mol% Zn pellet. The plane cutting the pellet into two halves along the symmetry axes of the opposite a-axis growth sectors is investigated. While the chemical composition only slightly fluctuates, magnetic properties show quite an interesting spatial variation.
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Specific heat of superconducting electrons was measured in a melt-processed (Nd_{0.33}Eu_{0.38}Gd_{0.28})Ba_2Cu_3O_{y} superconductor (NEG-123) with 5 mol% of Gd-211, 1 wt% Ag, and 0.035 mol% of Zn. The thermodynamic characteristics of this compound are still not well known. From calorimetric measurements the reversible magnetization, critical fields, penetration depth, and coherence length were deduced. In the vicinity of T_{c}, the reversible magnetic moment was additionally measured by means of SQUID.
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