Important things about the stomach

Answer 1

The stomach is part of the digestive system. The stomach is located at the end of your esophagus and is the terminus for swallowed food and drink. The stomach receives chewed food and continues to chemically break the food down into smaller pieces, creating more surface area for your small intestine to absorb nutrients. The stomach's job is to break down the food. It does it by churning (Mixing it around the area) the food and using chemicals to break it down. The stomach makes digestive juices (acids and enzymes) that help to break our food down into a thick liquid or paste. This thick liquid or paste is called chime. The food usually remains in the stomach for about two hours.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

The most important facts about the stomach could concern its role in digestion.

The stomach is an important part of the alimentary canal.

• The food pieces, (first masticated in the mouth), became further reduced in sizes.

• Digestive juices and

• bile and hydrochloric acid are produced, (which starts breaking down protein, kills bacteria, and activate pepsinogen into pepsin

• pepsin finishes the the break down of protein, so the absorption could start in the small intestine.

• it also secrets protective mucus, preventing damage to itself.

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Answer 4

I was looking for this, for my project. So, if you guys were wondering the same. The answer is, 1) It's to process and transport food. 2) the stomach produces a lining of cells 3) The stomach muscles break down food 4) you get hungery when there's Vitamins, Minerals, Glucose(Sugar), And Amino Acid missing from your body
it digests food