It needs to be smooshed before the stomach acid can break it down. So that it is easier to break down chemically. You wouldn't ride your bike before you learned how to would you? Probably not. It works the same way for the body.
Mechanical digestion must come first because it helps break down food
Mechanical digestion must come first because it helps break down food
The food has chemical in it,that chemical goes in your mouth,then it becomes Mechanical energy/digestion. If your talking just the food itself,its chemical energy/digestion.
Mechanical digestion must come first because it helps break down food
Both get started at about the same time. As the teeth are grinding up the food, enzymes in the saliva are breaking down starch.
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Physical (also called mechanical) digestion is when you use your teeth to mash up food. You are physically breaking the food into smaller pieces. However, chemical digestion would be what your saliva or stomach acids are doing. They are breaking down the food and transferring different parts of it (such as lipids etc.) to the different parts of your body that need it.
The large intestine primarily absorbs water and electrolytes from undigested food, with little to no involvement in chemical or mechanical digestion. Its main role is to form and store feces before they are eliminated from the body.
Yes, the stomach wall is part of the digestive system. It is responsible for mixing and breaking down food through the process of mechanical and chemical digestion before passing it on to the small intestine for further digestion and absorption of nutrients.
Yes, digestion starts in the mouth, before peristalsis takes place. The mouth breaks up food, and starts the chemical digestion of starches.
Chewing is part of the mechanical digestion and breaks the food into smaller pieces, which allows the chemical digestion to be easier. A larger chunk that a child didn't chew properly will take longer time to break down into monomers to be digested.
Chewing is part of the mechanical digestion and breaks the food into smaller pieces, which allows the chemical digestion to be easier. A larger chunk that a child didn't chew properly will take longer time to break down into monomers to be digested.