The stomach makes strong acid. Why is its own wall not harmed?
AIt is covered with bone
BIt is coated with mucus
CIt has hard enamel
DIt makes no acid at night
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. It is coated with mucus
Gastric glands secrete mucus that coats the stomach wall and protects it from the acid and the enzyme.
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