in the esophagus or well known as the gullet are muscles align on each side to move it towards the stomach.anything else just search nur dini on facebook to ask for anymore qns or you just wanna add me. BYE!!
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Absolutely none. The esophagus does not participate in digestion. Its main purpose is to move food and drink from the pharynx to the stomach. So in its job of transportation it uses a process known as peristaltic contractions to push food mixed with saliva, which is called a bolus, down to the stomach so that further digestion can continue. Digestion is the break down of food by chemical and mechanical means. The esophagus does not do any digestion, it only carries the food from one part of the digestive tract to another.
The esophagus has no particular digestive function. Its main function is to push food down from the mouth to the stomach by peristalsis (muscular contractions).
Mechanical Digestion being that the whole purpose of the esophagus is to push food into the stomach. It has nothing to do with enzymes(chemical)
tho the esophagus is a narrow tube with strong muscles in its walls .the muscles contract and relax ,producing a wave like pattern which pushes food along to the esophagus to the stomach
No digestive processes occur in the esophagus. Its function is to move food from the pharynx to the stomach.