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Chyme is actually produced both in the stomach and the small and large intestines of the digestive tract. This thick semifluid mass or digestive juice is responsible for breaking down the food and making it easily passable into the intestinal walls. Chyme is also responsible in preventing the gastric juices of the stomach to attach its own and within the intestines it breaks down food into proteins, starches, and fibers.
Answer:
this is for the first image with the marshmallows in campfire-There are two main processes that heat a marshmallow: absorption of campfire radiation photons and contact with very hot air rising off the fire convection. If we place the marshmallow directly above the fire, we get both.
