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When acids in your stomach break down food, what happens to the food
itself?
F
It changes form but remains the same.
G.
It is changed into different chemicals.
H.
It keeps the same form and chemical nature.
I.
It turns to the form it was before being eaten.
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Final answer:

Food undergoes a chemical change in the stomach into different chemicals due to the acidic environment, aiding in nutrient extraction.


Explanation:

When acids in the stomach break down food, the food undergoes a chemical change into different chemicals. The acidic environment in the stomach facilitates the work of digestive enzymes like pepsin, aiding in the breakdown of food into smaller molecules for absorption. This transformation of food in the stomach is essential for the extraction of nutrients.


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