Abstract
Line widths of the EPR spectrum of VO2+ in NH4Cl are found to show mI dependence, and obey Kivelson's formula for line-widths in liquids. Quantitative agreement with Kivelson's theory could not be obtained by using low temperature data, and the probable reasons are discussed.
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