  It is known that some (BEDT-TTF)2X layered organic superconductors undergo a
glassy transition near 80 K. Our purpose is to exploit quenched disorder to get
new insights on both the superconducting state (T < 12 K) and the glassy
transition by studying the superconducting properties as functions of annealing
time (ta) and temperature (Ta) around 80 K. The main results on the fully
deuterated kappa-(BEDT-TTF)2Cu[N(CN)2]Br compound are: 1) The data can be
described by a percolation cluster model. 2) At short time scales, the clusters
grow with ta following a power law. 3) At large time scales the clusters grow
toward a thermodynamic state following a stretched exponential law in (1 -
exp(-(t/tau)beta)with beta varying from about 0.5 to 1 in our Ta range (65 -
110 K). 4) The relaxation time follows an Arrhenius law tau(T)=tau0exp(U/T)
with U around 2660 K and 1/tau0 around 2x1013 s-1. 5) The asymptotic
magnetization fits with a scaling law with Tg around 55K and n around 3.2. The
results are consistent with a Ising spin-glass-like model.
