4. Borneol is a chiral organic compound that acts as a natural insect repellent. A levorotatory mixture consisting of 68 % (-)-borneol and 32 % (+)-borneol has Jalo" 13. What is the specific rotation, (alo" of (+)-borneol? Please show your work below.

4. Borneol is a chiral organic compound that acts as a natural insect repellent. A levorotatory mixture consisting of 68 % (-)-borneol and 32 % (+)-borneol has Jalo" 13. What is the specific rotation, (alo" of (+)-borneol? Please show your work below.

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