Abstract 13C-NMR spectra of a series of substituted ketenimines are reported. The terminal carbon resonances are found at unusual high fields between δ 37 and 78, while the central carbon signals appear around δ 189–196. On the basis of these results, the bonding situation in ketenimines has been discussed.
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