The actual acting of biting off a peace of food, including Pizza is a physical change. It doesn't become a chemical change until the enzymes in the saliva and stomach begin the process of digestion.
Chewing, or mastication, is a form of physical change,
Physical, because the pizza is still pizza, it just looks different. Think of it as tearing a piece of paper in half. It looks different, but it's still paper.
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it is actually a gravitational change.
if it is real gold, you can bite into it and leave marks where your teeth bit down at because it is really soft. However, if it is fools gold, you might lose some teeth if you bite down on it
Bite it really hard... if you lose teeth... it isn't solid gold.
Formic acid is the chemical in the sting or bite of most stinging insects.
If you can bite it and leave teeth marks in it, it means that the bracelet is made of a soft metal which you can easily damage. I think LC might be someone's inititial because I dont know what it really stands for. If you want to know if the metal used is gold or not, you should ask a local jeweler.
it is actually a gravitational change.
The process of digestion starts from the mouth, so when you put your Pizza bite in your mouth, the salivary glands moistens the pizza and your teeth do the job of chewing it and breaking it into smaller pieces so that the mush passes through the oesophagus smoothly.
no someone can't bite their teeth
to help bite
i eat one bite of pizza or gravy and feell real full after that bite. what is going on? ”
Guy's Big Bite - 2006 Pizza Pizza 6-1 was released on: USA: 2009
Anything that has teeth can bite.
yes of course they use their teeth, how else would they bite?
It helps because their teeth bite hard and canines have powerful teeth that bite hard.
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it brushes it's teeth with a toothbrush from walmart just kidding the answer is they bite wood and their teeth are made to bite hard things so when they bite hard things it keeps their teeth in tip top shape!
There isn't a "chemical name of ant bite". An ant bite is an event, not a compound.