“…For instance, single-molecule magnets using copper phthalocyanine [1], nitrogen, and phosphorous atom in fullerene cages, such as N@C 60 [2], and P@C 60 , endohedral metallofullerene, such as Sc 3 N@C 80 [3], Sc 3-x YN@C 80 (CF 3 ) n [4,5], Gd x Sc 3-x N@C 80 [6], HoSc 2 N@C 80 [7], LnSc 2 N@C 80 [8], (Sc 3 N@C 80 ) 2 dimmer [9], scandium oxide endohedral metallofullerenes Sc 4 O 2 @C 80 (CF 3 ) n , Sc 4 O 2 @C 80 [10,11], and endohedral metallofullerene encapsulated within single-walled-carbon nanotube (SWCNTs) as peapods [12][13][14], were applied for controlling the magnetic interaction with entanglement of quantum spin in the spinlattice relaxation process. Experimental verification of spintronics, and nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) quantum computers using single nitrogen vacancy defects in the center of diamonds [15], perfluorobutadienyl iron complex [16], nitrogen endohedral fullerenes, vanadium phthalocyanines [17], and single-molecule magnets [18,19] were performed for analyzing spin dynamics, Rabi oscillation, and entanglement of nuclear spin as quantum bits in quantum algorithm calculation. The Rabi oscillation at room temperatures was detected in a solid state molecular system using vanadium phthalocyanine mixed with the isostructural diamagnetic host complex using titanyl-phthalocyanine in a molar ratio of 1:1000 [17][18][19].…”