The single-phased La2CuO4+delta (delta =0.08) sample with T-c of 37K was pr
epared by electrochemical oxidation. Its phase transition in the temperatur
e range from 25 degreesC to 450 degreesC was studied by X-ray diffraction,
TGA and other measurements. When the sample is heated to above 90 degreesC,
it decomposes into two new phases (beta and epsilon) without noticeable ox
ygen loss. Both beta and epsilon phases are superconductors. When temperatu
re is above 200 degreesC, the new phases change into a more stable supercon
ducting phase (alpha) with abrupt oxygen loss. The alpha phase gradually lo
ses its oxygen when temperature increases from 200 degreesC to 450 degreesC
, and finally changes into the parent compound La2CuO4.