The mechanism of order-disorder of Lead Magnesium Niobate on B-site was exa
mined by both the heat treatment and La+3-doping methods. Pyrochlore phase
appeared with the increase of La+3-doping concentration was also studied. T
he effect on dielectric properties, such as the increase of degree of diffu
se phase transition in both the annealed and La+3-doped specimen, was inter
preted as a formation of Mg2+/Nb5+=1 non-stoichiometric short-range ordered
micro-domains accompanied with segregation of Nb5+ in the disordered area.
It was demonstrated that kinetic mechanism of growth of ordered micro-doma
ins was controlled by ion diffusion during both the annealing and La+3-dopi
ng.