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How would non-secretion of saliva affect digestion of food in our mouth?

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It saliva is not secreted, then ptyalin will be absent and starch will not be fully hydrolysed into maltose, isomaltose and limit dextrin.
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  • Digestion of food in our body is

    A
    combination reaction
    B
    displacement reaction
    C
    decomposition reaction
    D
    neutralisation reaction.
  • What is involved in digesting food in the mouth?

    A
    Teeth
    B
    Tongue
    C
    Saliva
    D
    Jaws
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