State Board Review 6

What is the pH level of pure water?

What is the relative density of a substance also known as?

What condition is associated with Eczema?

What type of property is the combustibility of a substance?

What are ingredients in products that function to let the products spread more easily?

What is the pH of the skin's acid mantle?

What is the most abundant element found on earth both free and in compounds?

What is a permanent mixture of 2 or more immiscible substances which are held in suspensions with the aid of a binder?

Alkalies are also known as bases

Ringworm is an example of a skin infection.

What are substances that can't be made by combining simple substances or reduced any further?

What is a small pimple that does not contain fluid but can develop pus?

What are the parts of an atom with a negative charge?

Universally what is water considered to be?

What condition is associated with Leukoderma?

What are compounds formed by the reactions of an acid and base?

In addition to the cheeks what area is affected by inflammatory congestion associated with Rosacea?

Sodium Bicarbonate is also known as baking powder

What is the pH level of the skin considered to be?

What substance usually make up the largest part of cosmetic products?

The color of a substance is an example of a chemical property

What is another term for a wart?

What type of cosmetic solution contains a large quantity of a solute in proportion to the quantity of solvent?

Potassium hydroxide is a strong Alkaline used in soaps and cosmetic creams

What type of property is the odor of a substance?

What is the range of pH of the skin's acid mantle?

What substance hold products together?

What type of property is the taste considered?

What is a sebaceous cyst that is found on the scalp, neck or back?

What substance is know to dissolve more than any other solvent?

What substances are used to coat droplets of oil to stabilize oil and keep them distributed evenly in water?

Specific gravity is the relative density of a substance

What are compounds that consist of hydrogen and nitrogen and are a non-metal?

What is the lightest known element?

What ingredient in cosmetic products functions to help moisturize?

What is the rod-shaped bacteria that produces tetanus, influenza and tuberculosis?

What is a substance made of 2 or more elements which combine physically but not chemically?

What type of infection is a common cold considered?

In addition to hydrogen what other element is water composed of?

What are blackheads also known as?

Which substance refers to the relative density of another substance?

When two or more elements unite chemically they form an elemental molecule

What are cosmetic solutions that won't dissolve or take up more of the solute it already holds at a given temperature?

What is the smallest part of an element that processes the characteristics of an element?

What are cosmetic preparations made by dissolving a solid, liquid or gas into another substance?

Without changing their properties, what are two elements that combine to form a substance called?

What is the basic unit of all matter?

What are cracks on the skin that penetrate the dermis seen in chapped hands and lips?

What is the colorless gaseous element that occupies about 4/5 of the air?

What is a chemical property of matter?