What is the correct sequence of events in the duodenum immediately after acidic chyme enters from the stomach to prepare nutrients for absorption?

Pancreatic proteases first polymerize amino acids into larger proteins to slow absorption, after which bile salts deactivate carbohydrates so they pass unabsorbed to the large intestine for fermentation.

Chyme bypasses the duodenum entirely and is immediately exposed to brush border enzymes in the ileum which neutralize acid and emulsify fats before any pancreatic contribution occurs.

Bile is secreted directly into enterocytes to chemically convert proteins to glucose, followed by pancreatic acidification that preserves enzyme structure for absorption in the colon.

Pancreatic bicarbonate neutralizes acid → bile emulsifies lipids → pancreatic enzymes (amylase, lipase, proteases) perform hydrolysis → resulting small molecules packaged for absorption.