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We have used 45 Sc solution NMR spectroscopy to show for the first time the internal motion of the scandium ions in two Sc 2 C 84 isomers. In one isomer the two scandium ions are equivalent over the temperature range 238−433 K, whereas in the second isomer there are two inequivalent scandium ions below 383 K. At 383 K coalescence occurs, and above that temperature the scandium ions become equivalent. The processes are reversible, and we believe this is the first time such phenomena have been observed.
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