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A new two-spin system having two anthroxyl radicals at the 9,10-positions of anthracene was found to be stable even after exposing it to refluxing polar-protic solvents. This stability might be derived from the spin delocalization as well as the steric protection of the spin center by the orthogonally oriented anthracene.

Graphical abstract: Anthroxyl-based biradical: toward the construction of highly stable multi-spin systems

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