We have investigated the low-temperature behavior of Cu NQR for iodina
ted RBa2Cu3Ox (R = Y, Gd) compounds. The different influence of Gd spi
ns on the Cu(1) and Cu(2) sites was used to separate the contributions
of both sites in the spectra. The distinct NQR lines associated with
the different oxygen-coordinated Cu(1) sites have been observed. The N
QR spectra of the Cu(1) sites show that the iodine treatment gives ris
e to the modifications of the oxygen sublattice. From the analysis of
the NQR spectra of the Cu(1) sites follows an increase of the average
length of the Cu(1)-O chains at treatment.