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+; (b) due to the hindered inversion of the diazepine ring, the methylene protons of the achiral compound 8 are differentiated and give very broad singlets at δ=1.68 and 3.83. The signal at 1.68 can be assigned to the proton in the endo site of the diazepine ring, where it is shielded by both C=N anisotropy cones (+). On the other hand, the exo proton being closer to the deshielding cones of the two phenyls and of the two C=N bonds resonates at much lower field. The same discrimination of the methylene protons is observed in all other derivatives 3-7.
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