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They are the teeth. Stomach also involve in mechanical digestion
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How does mechanical breakdown affect chemical breakdown?
Mechanical breakdown makes food smaller so it wasn't be so large for the chemical breakdown.
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Breakdown cover comparison is an insurance that provides assistance to vehicle owners who have had a breakdown. It will take care of most of your mechanical issues.
Begins mechanical breakdown of food through?
Chewing begins mechanical breakdown of food through mastication
What is mechanical breakdown?
a mechanical breakdown is when you manualy breakdown something,without using any objects. for example chewing your food is a mechanical brekdown or ripping a paper. And when you are breaking it down it fells like you do not feel anything.
What is breakdown insurance, and should I purchase it?
You can find out more about mechanical breakdown insurance by going to http://www.mercuryinsurance.com/insurance-products/mechanical-breakdown-protection.html.
What begins mechanical breakdown of food through mastication?
The mechanical breakdown of food starts with the saliva in your mouth.
The cells primarily responsible for the breakdown of bone are?
The cells primarily responsible for the breakdown of bone are
Does mechanical breakdown increase speed of chemical breakdown?
Yes, mechanical breakdown increases the surface area available for chemical reactions to occur on and therefore the speed of the chemical processes.
How does mechanical breakdown helps chemical breakdown?
Mechanical breakdown helps chemical breakdown because when you chew, chemical breakdown is going on all at the same time. So, that is going to chemical because if you didn't have saliva (chemical breakdown) if would take real long to digest your food.
Is the gallbladder chemical or mechanical breakdown?
Since there is no machinery in the body, it is a chemical breakdown.
Physical breakdown of food?
Mechanical Digestion
What is mechanical breakdown of rocks by the action of others rocks and sand particles?
Mechanical erosion.
