Dynamic motion of Ce@C-82 in the forms of powder and o-dichlorobenzene
solution is discussed based on time-differential perturbed angular co
rrelation measurements. The observed angular correlations show the pre
sence of two different chemical species of Ce@C-82. The temperature de
pendence of the reorientational correlation time abruptly changes at s
pecific temperatures, implying the freezing of the molecular rotation.
The data at low temperatures reveal that Ce stays at a certain site f
or one of the species, whereas for the other the atom has an intramole
cular dynamic motion.