The M\"ossbauer spectra of ferric hemin are interpreted on the basis of a temperature-dependent electronic spin-spin relaxation time. The relaxation slows down with increasing temperature as a result of a change in population of ionic energy levels. The slowing down of the relaxation time, together with other effects resulting from population changes, produces a quadrupole-split line which becomes asymmetric as the temperature is increased.
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