NEETChemistryEnvironmental Chemistry
What role did DDT play during World War II?
Options
- AControlling crop diseases
- BControlling malaria and insect-borne diseases
- CEnhancing crop growth
- DImproving soil fertility
Correct answer
B. Controlling malaria and insect-borne diseases
Step-by-step solution
DDT was found to be of great use in the control of malaria and other insect-borne diseases during World War II.