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Free Digestion & Absorption PowerPoint Template

“Digestion” is the breakdown of complex food substances or minerals into smaller food particles for easy absorption by the organs. “Absorption” on the other hand refers to the taking in of the broken food particles and giving energy for the functioning of the body. Digestion involves the catabolism of the complex food particles reserved as fats and carbohydrates. Various organs are involved in the breakdown of food materials. Start showing your creativity among your friends with the help of these easy-to-edit templates. Create beautiful Google Slides Themes or PowerPoint Presentation with the help of these free slides.

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This Presentation Template is a collection of 40 Slides which contain info styles Slides, Differences Slide, Description styles, Section breaks slide for immediate editing. You May use these or change the text as you want. This Template is Simple yet Attractive with the addition of little elements. I am sure you will love it! You may also use this Presentation to make Educational Videos! Just Replace the text and add some Music!

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Total Slides : 40 Compatibility : Google Slides, Office 365, PowerPoint 2007-2016 License : Creative Commons Attribution

Free : Yes Animated: No Size : 16:9 Win/Mac ready : Yes

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