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Chemical change is the change of any chemical substance.
ex: rusting iron
Mechanical change is the change in which the it doesn't change what the substance is, but physically changes it.
ex: chopping wood

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The organs that produce waste. This contains the process of making urine (about 95% water and 5% urea.) It enters the kidney, these act like filters for blood. Inside each kidney are nephrons, which sort through blood and return valuable salts and irons.

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Carbohydrates, proteins, or fats(which includes lipids.)

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All organic things have the element Carbon in them.

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Our body is constantly maintaining homeostasis. This takes in energy and get rid of unnecessary waste.

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The large intestine, the small intestine has villi that break down the food even more and then send it to the bloodstream or liver.

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1. makes bile to digest fat
2.stores nutrients
3.breaks down toxic substances in the blood
4. makes cholesterol for cell membranes

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Between the stomach and small intestine.

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The crushing, mushing, squeezing, mashing, and breaking of food.

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The breaking down of large molecules of food from saliva that contains enzymes called amylase. This type of digestion takes longer than mechanical digestion.

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The squeezing of the esophagus called rhythmic muscle contractions that sends food toward the stomach.

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                                      Digestive System

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                                      Digestive System

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Your digestive system is a group of organs that work together to digest food that you eat, so that the energy produced from the foods can be used for the body.