We
report the experimental observation of a spectral manifestation
of a magnetic polariton that was theoretically predicted last year.
This unprecedented manifestation is demonstrated not only for 15N-enriched peroxylamine disulfonate, a radical that adheres
strictly to the assumptions of the theory, but also for a radical,
4-oxo-2,2,6,6-tetramethylpiperidine-d
16;1-15N-1-oxyl, that departs somewhat from the assumptions, as well
as the Galvinoxyl radical that represents a severe departure. The
magnetic polariton is likely to be of interest to physical chemists
in other fields because of the intrinsic advantage of a finite basis
set in developing theories.