The proton and 11B magnetic resonances of borazole were recorded at room temperature. The proton magnetic resonance spectrum showed a 14NH triplet, a 11BH quartet and a part of 10BH septet. The broadening of multiplet structure was discussed and the peak heights of the multiplet components were explained in terms of the quadrupole relaxation of nuclei bonded to hydrogen. The chemical shifts and the spin coupling constants were compared with those of related compounds.
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