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the mouth

•digestion starts here


•chew food with teeth


•mixed with saliva


•saliva contains an enzyme-amalase


•breaks down carbs

the oesophagus

•food pipe


•links mouth to stomach

the stomach

•food mixes with protease enzyme


•digests protein


•muscular tissue to move stomach wall


•churns up food


•hydrochloride acid kills bacteria


•low Ph for enzymes to work


first on the right

the liver

•makes bile


•breaks fat into droplets


•alkali


•right Ph for enzymes in small intestine


first on the left

the pancreas

•contains glandular tissue


•thee enzymes:


-protease, digests protein


-carbohydrase, digests carbs


-lipase, digests lipids fats


under stomach

the small intestine

•produces more enzymes to digest


•food absorbed through gut wall


•takes to blood


•blood through body where needed

the large intestine

•water is absorbed

the rectum

•food contains materials we can not digest


•undigested food stores as faeces


•digestion ends when we go to the toilet

metals

potassium


sodium


calcium


magnesium


carbon


aluminium


zinc


iron


lead


hydrogen


copper


silver


gold

waves-longitudinal

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____. ________


compression rarefraction



vibrates parallel to direction of travel

photosynthesis

water + carbon—->glucose oxygen


dioxide

group 1

•reactivity increases as you go down


•alkali metals

group 7

•all diatomic


•diatomic= 2 atoms


•7 electrons on the outer shell


•reactivity decreases as you go down

mass

• the mass of an object never changes