“…Solid para-H 2 (p-H 2 ) is the ideal matrix for high-resolution ESR spectroscopy [15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23][24] for two reasons, as follows: first, p-H 2 molecules in solid p-H 2 have large zero-point vibrational motion due to their light mass and small intermolecular interactions, which repairs cracks, distortions, and imperfections, which thus keep the solid highly homogeneous without annealing [6,7,[15][16][17]. Second, since p-H 2 has no nuclear spin moment, line broadening due to superhyperfine interaction can be avoided using purified p-H 2 matrix [16][17][18]. We have reported highly resolved ESR lines of H [16], CH 3 [18], C 2 H 5 [17], e À [19,20], and H 6 þ [20-23] in solid p-H 2 .…”