Chemistry, 30.11.2020 18:30 malikfitzgerald1910

It can be seen that the three methyl groups in camphor and isoborneol show up as separate peaks, whereas those in borneol overlap to where they almost appear as a single peak. Based on your knowledge of chemical shift factors, explain why this is so?

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