aldimine
/ˈældɪmiːn/Definitions
1. noun
A compound containing a carbon-nitrogen double bond.
“The chemist studied the properties of various aldimines in her research.”
2. chemistry
A type of imine where the carbon atom of the imine group is bonded to another carbon atom, often resulting in a carbonyl group.
“The reaction produced a mixture of aldimines and ketones.”