What Is the Definition of the Green Revolution

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Multiple Choice

What is the definition of the Green Revolution ?

• A)A return to traditional ways of growing traditional crops, in concert with the environment
• B)The introduction of modern, Western environmentalism to LDCs and their societies
• C)The application of technology and modern methods to increase high-yield strains of food grains
• D)The application of traditional wisdom and methods to increase high-yield strains of food grains
• E)A greater appreciation for the environment and a consequent rejection of polluting industries

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Definitions:

Constitutional Isomers

Compounds sharing identical molecular formulas yet exhibiting differences in the arrangement of their atoms.

Catalytic Hydrogenation

The process of adding hydrogen to unsaturated bonds in organic compounds in the presence of a catalyst.

Hydrogenation

The chemical process of adding hydrogen to an organic compound, usually to reduce or saturate organic molecules.

Stable Alkene

An alkene (hydrocarbon with carbon-carbon double bonds) that exhibits low reactivity due to its substituents or molecular structure.