If I Eating a sandwich is physical or chemical?
Eating a sandwich involves both physical and chemical processes.
Physical processes:
- Biting and chewing the sandwich are physical processes.
- Saliva helps break down the starches in the bread.
- The stomach churns the food, further breaking it down.
- The intestines absorb the nutrients from the food.
Chemical processes:
- The enzymes in saliva and stomach acid break down the proteins and fats in the sandwich.
- The chemicals in the intestines break down the carbohydrates in the sandwich.
- The body uses the nutrients from the sandwich for energy and other bodily functions.
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