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Oxygen deficient perovskites CaLaMgMnO6-x were prepared in three diffe
rent oxygen pressures; at 1150 degrees C under oxygen gas pressure of
0.1 MPa (L), at 950 degrees C under 0.1 GPa (M), and at 900 degrees C
under high pressure of 6 GPa (H). From iodometric titration and EPR sp
ectra, the samples could be formulated as (CaLa)((MgMnxMnyMn1-x-yIV)-M
n-II-Mn-III)O-5.43 (2x-y=0.14) (L), (CaLaMgMn0.1Mn0.9O5.45)-Mn-III-O-I
V (M) and (CaLaMgMn0.93Mn0.07O)-Mn-IV-O-VI5.57 (H), and it could be co
nfirmed that MnBO (IV) ions are the most stable in an octahedral site
of perovskites, but a small content of Mn(II), Mn(III) or Mn(VI) ions
are also stabilized in an oxygen-vacant site due to the site preferenc
es of such ions, depending on the oxygen pressure. The anomalous magne
tic properties of L and M might result from the simultaneous occurrenc
e of antiferromagnetism and ferromagnetism below T-C or T-N which coul
d be explained by semicovalence magnetic exchange model.