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Milady Esthetics Chapter 6 Chemistry Quiz
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pure water has a pH of 7 and is what on the pH scale
miscible
Neutral
suspensions
A solution
2
substances that cannot be reduced to simpler substances
physical
elements
neutral
solvent
3
the tail of a sufactant molecule is this, meaning oil-loving
an emulsion
lipophilic
elements
compound
4
altering the properties of a substance without forming a new substance is called this
alkanolamines
Physical Change
surfactants
atom
5
a molecule is formed by joining two or more of these chemically
matter
atoms
a solution
carbon
6
the smallest part of an element
miscible
75%
mixture
atom
7
a preparation made by disolving a solid, liquid or gas into another substance is called this
inorganic chemistry
A solution
compound
suspensions
8
the formation of a new product by uniting two or more elements
ionization
compound
alkaline
Atoms
9
The separating of a substance into ions is known as this
a solution
solvent
carbon
Ionization
10
organic chemistry is the study of substances containing this
compound
carbon
silicone
inorganic chemistry
11
substances that act as a bridge to allow oil and water to mix
surfactants
90
mixture
matter
12
What kind of change is rusting iron and burning wood?
mechanical
Physical
Chemical
ionization
13
two or more elements combine chemically to produce this
compound
marriage
atom
molecule
14
liquids that mix easily are called this
miscible
an emulsion
compound
physical change
15
temporary mixtures of two kinds of matter
alkaline
Suspensions
elements
compound
16
A product with a pH of 8.9 is considered to be
neutral
a solution
Alkaline
solvent
17
in creating a solution, the liquid used to dissolve a substance is called this
lipophilic
solvent
inorganic chemistry
suspensions
18
a perrmanent mixture of two or more substances united with a binder
An emulsion
surfactants
physical
atom
19
the branch of chemistry that deals with substances that do not contain carbon
alkaline
elemental
inorganic chemistry
ionization
20
What is an example of an elemental molecule?
hydrogen peroxide
polysacharides
sodium hypochlorite
The oxygen in the air
21
There are this many naturally occuring elements
98
118
76
50
22
these are substances used to neutralize acids or raise the pH of many hair products
matter
mixture
alkanolamines
carbon
23
The letter H stands for what elemant?
Hydrogen
Hydroxide
Helium
Hypochlorite
24
when fermented to make wine, the sugar in grapes is converted into this
alkanolamines
ethyl alcohol
surfactants
atoms
25
anything that occupies space, has physical and chemical properties, and exists as a solid, liquid, or gas
silicone
compound
ethyl alcohol
Matter
26
This type of change occurs when Ice melts and become water
90
lipophilic
Physical
miscible
27
A combination of substances held together by physical ties
Ethyl Alcohol
mixture
physical change
silicone
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This is a special type of oil used in nail polish dryers and skin protectants
ionization
silicone
atoms
alkanolamines