NMR (Nuclear magnetic resonance) is a popular tool used to characterize the structure of molecules, which is widely used for its high precision and accurate results. Due to these advantages, the NMR technique has been developed for monitoring the changes in the components during a reaction. This is called dynamic NMR technology. The kinetic measuring of a reaction is an important application of dynamic NMR, and the unique design of the methodology allows the NMR technique to be used for the determination of kinetic data such as reaction rates. In addition, dynamic NMR has also been used to monitor the reaction process and determine the reaction mechanism. Dynamic NMR techniques have developed rapidly in recent decades and have led to new research ideas and tools in chemistry and other related fields. In this paper, some examples of kinetic properties of reactions studied by dynamic NMR methods are introduced, including a summary of their development and prospects.
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