Briefly give a general explanation about fluxionality and how it differs from isomerization or tautomerization. Also give reason how NMR spectroscopy is helpful in studying the fluxional behaviour of molecule.

Briefly give a general explanation about fluxionality and how it differs from isomerization or tautomerization. Also give reason how NMR spectroscopy is helpful in studying the fluxional behaviour of molecule.

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