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  1. Abstract Diazirine moieties are chemically stable and have been incorporated into biomolecules without impediment of biological activity. The15N2labeled diazirines are appealing motifs for hyperpolarization supporting relaxation protected states with long‐lived lifetimes. The (‐CH15N2) diazirine groups investigated here are analogues to methyl groups, which provides the opportunity to transfer polarization stored on a relaxation protected (‐CH15N2) moiety to1H, thus combining the advantages of long lifetimes of15N polarization with superior sensitivity of1H detection. Despite the proximity of1H to15N nuclei in the diazirine moiety,15NT1times of up to (4.6±0.4) min and singlet lifetimesTsof up to (17.5±3.8) min are observed. Furthermore, we found terminal diazirines to support hyperpolarized1H2singlet states in CH2groups of chiral molecules. The singlet lifetime of1H singlets is up to (9.2±1.8) min, thus exceeding1HT1relaxation time (at 8.45 T) by a factor of ≈100. 
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