When the stomach cannot pass on undigested to the small intestine, it tries to compress the food and contracts involuntarily pushing the food back to the mouth.
When the stomach cannot pass on undigested to the small intestine, it tries to compress the food and contracts involuntarily pushing the food back to the mouth.
Give some examples of bad conductors of heat.
Air, water, glass, paper, wood etc. are bad conductors of heat.
Air, water, glass, paper, wood etc. are bad conductors of heat.
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Substances that allow heat to pass through them are called conductors. Metals like silver, copper, iron, aluminium etc. are good conductors of heat.
Substances that allow heat to pass through them are called conductors. Metals like silver, copper, iron, aluminium etc. are good conductors of heat.
See lessWhich type of solutions can be identified by turmeric?
Only basic solutions can be identified by turmeric.
Only basic solutions can be identified by turmeric.
See lessWhy does bread start tasting sweet after being chewed for sometime?
Saliva mixes with bread and converts starch present in the bread to sugar. Thus it gives sweet taste.
Saliva mixes with bread and converts starch present in the bread to sugar. Thus it gives sweet taste.
See lessWrite the causes of diarrhoea.
Infection due to bacteria and virus, food that is not digested by the body, diseases of intestine etc. are the causes of diarrhoea.
Infection due to bacteria and virus, food that is not digested by the body, diseases of intestine etc. are the causes of diarrhoea.
See lessWhat is oesophagus?
The food forms a bolus in the mouth after mixing with saliva. The bolus is passed into the stomach through a long muscular pipe called oesophagus.
The food forms a bolus in the mouth after mixing with saliva. The bolus is passed into the stomach through a long muscular pipe called oesophagus.
See lessHow do we get vomiting?
When the stomach cannot pass on undigested to the small intestine, it tries to compress the food and contracts involuntarily pushing the food back to the mouth.
When the stomach cannot pass on undigested to the small intestine, it tries to compress the food and contracts involuntarily pushing the food back to the mouth.
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