Abstract
A specific feature of the Mossbauer spectra of 119Sn in Y1–xCaxCrO3 samples containing 0.3 at % Sn4+ in the bulk of crystallites is an extra sextet component corresponding to hyperfine field H(119Sn) = 65 kOe at 4.2 K. This effect is explained by the formation of Sn4+ impurity associates in the chromium sublattice. A drastic weakening in spin polarization is observed for the Sn4+ ions in surface sites, but is found not to be related to the presence of heterovalent Ca2+ ions.
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