Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy is known as the most widely applied and “one of the most powerful techniques” for the sequence analysis of synthetic copolymers.⁠ NMR spectroscopy allows determination of the relative abundance of comonomer sequences at the level of dyads and in cases of small repeat units even triads or more. It also allows the detection and quantification of chain defects and chain end groups, cyclic oligomers and by-products.⁠ However, limitations of NMR spectroscopy are that it cannot, so far, provide information about the sequence distribution along the chain, like gradients, clusters or a long-range order.