Measurements of dielectric response of Pb(Sc0.5Nb0.2Ta0.3)O-3 (PSNT) single
crystals revealed two groups of maxima, one at T approximate to 310 K and
another at T > 336 K. The frequency dependence of low temperature maxima an
d high temperature ones are shown to obey the (V-F) Vogel-Fulcher law with
T-g= 292.5 K and the Arrenius law with activation energy 0.49 eV.
A mixed ferroglass phase with coexistance of long and shea range order is p
roposed as the model for the quantitative description of the 1:1 family rel
axors. Several groups of maxima were obtained in the dielectric permittivit
y dependence on temperature and frequency. The frequency dependence of maxi
ma at the lowest temperatures are shown to obey the V-F Vogel-Fulcher law,
whereas other maxima obey the Arrenius law. The peculiar feature of more or
dered relaxors is shown to be the proximity of freezing temperature T-g to
the temperature of permittivity maximum position T-m.
The comparison of the obtained experimental data for PSNT as well as those
for two samples of PbSc1/2Ta1/2O3 exhibiting different levels of order with
the theory have shown that the mixed ferroglass model with different ratio
of long and short range order describes the main peculiarities of the diel
ectric response of the 1:1 family relaxors.