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The 9 pages that link to Camphor, each with the reason it gives.

• KetoneBroader topic: Camphor illustrates how ketone structure occurs in natural products.

• NaphthaleneCompared with: Camphor has shared household uses with naphthalene but is chemically unrelated.

• CelluloidRelated: It softens cellulose nitrate so the mixture can be shaped into useful objects.

• TurpentineRelated: Turpentine-derived compounds have served as feedstocks in synthetic camphor production.

• LauraceaeBroader topic: The camphor tree produces this distinctive aromatic substance.

• EucalyptolCompared with: Its camphor-like smell resembles eucalyptol, though their structures differ.

• AarathiRelated: Camphor may be burned as the aarathi flame, leaving no ash after it is consumed.

• Lip balmRelated: Some medicated balms use it for a cooling sensation, though it can irritate sensitive lips.

• Otto WallachBroader topic: Its structure was among the kinds of complex cyclic natural products clarified in terpene chemistry.