Where are fats, carbohydrates, and proteins broken down into particles small enough to be absorbed into the body? Hint: These enzyme-rich juices break the fat molecules down into fatty acids
and glycerol for easier absorption into the body.
The enzymes also carry out the final deconstruction
of proteins into amino acids
and carbohydrates into glucose.
This happens in the small intestine's lower regions,
the jejunum and ileum,
which are coated in millions of tiny projections called villi.

Options:in the stomach
in the illium
in the duodenum
in the jejunum