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Answer for question number 13 : The given statement is FALSE
Explanation : Both mechanical and Chemical digestion of food particles occurs in the mouth. Apart from mechanical digestion/Breaking of food particles, Mouth also produces saliva which contains an enzymes such as amylase and lipase, which are involved in the chemical breakdown of digestion of carbohydrates and down triglycerides respectively.
Finally in mouth digestion occurs by
- Mechanical process : Mastication and Chewing
- Chemical : Through catalytic activity of Amylase and lipase enzymes.
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