So, you are not actually talking about the atoms, but about the nuclei.
Then why do you keep talking about atoms? Shouldn't you speak of "nuclei of type A" and "nuclei of type B"?

By the way, the nuclear magnetic moment is about three orders of magnitude smaller than the atomic magnetic moment due to the electrons. So I wouldn't call it "powerful".

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