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Good guess, it is endohedral fullerene:) BTW, we had even four Sc atoms in one radical recently (Sc4O2@C80, http://dx.doi.org/10.1021/ja306728p ). Thank you for your answers. When I compare to experimental data, I have no doubt that treating the two nuclei as equivalent gives correct result in line ...

Dear colleagues, I have a strange result with very simple task of modelling cw ESR spectra. I have a system with two equivalent Sc nuclei and large hyperfine coupling constant. And I get different results if I treat them as two equivalent nuclei or if I treat them independently. The former model giv...