  The magnetization compensation phenomenon is observed for Sm1-xNdxScGe at x =
0.09 at a temperature near 90 K in a small applied magnetic field, which
establishes the spin surplus status of magnetic moment of Sm in the host
matrix. We also noted that the sample profiles in QD SQUID magnetometer become
asymmetric in some situations indicating significant contributions from
multiple moments higher than the dipole moment. We have successfully accounted
for them using a fitting procedure involving the higher order magnetic moments.
