How are the stomach walls protected from the strong acid Hcl
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In our stomach there is a layer of mucus which protect our stomach from HCl.
Mucus: It protects the wall of stomach from the corrosive action of HCl.
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The mucous of gastric juice forms a thick coating over the inner walls of stomach and neutralizes hydrochloric acid here. This makes it difficult to attack the stomach walls.
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