Where can I find chemistry experiments that are accurately described with the Dirac equation?

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I am looking for real experiments where I can compare the solutions of the Dirac equation with the data, and see that both coincide.
Let's say we can solve the Dirac equation numerically with a powerful computer. What experiments do you recommend to take a look at to compare the result of the simulations with the real data.

Maybe chemical reactions?
 

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