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What does chyme do in the digestive system?
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What does chyme do in the digestive system?

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the action of “chyme” is to increase the surface area of food to allow digestive enzymes to complete their work, and the second is to stimulate various digestive glands to release their secretions.
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Their are 2 the first one increases the surface area of food so that it can digest the enzymes and can complete its work and the second one is to stimulate various digestive glands so it can release their secretions.
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