A new type of alpha-asymmetric bicyclic nitroxides were synthesized by three electron reduction of certain homoallylic nitroenones followed by the reaction with nitro-substituted benzoyl chlorides. Some nitroxides thus obtained turned out to exist as a conglomerate (racemic mixture), an equimolecular mixture of two crystalline enantiomers, and hence induced spontaneous optical resolution upon recrystallization. The relationship between the formation of conglomerates and their molecular and crystral structures is described, together with the preliminary results of their paramagnetic susceptibility mesurements.