Chemistry

What does it mean when two liquids can be combined to create a compatible solution and cannot be easily separated?

All matter in the universe is composed of basic units called

What is made by monomers joining together from head to tail?

What does volatile mean?

What are unstable mixtures of undissolved particles floating in a liquid?

What is added to a chemical reaction to speed up the reaction?

What are thick substances consisting of fine particles with uniform distribution throughout the mixture?

How many known elements have scientists identified?

What is created by combining two or more atoms of different elements?

How many categories in the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals?

What is not true of alkalis/base?

What is a combination of liquids containing water mixed with oil that separate very slowly over time?

What is the basic unit of a chemical element?

Unlike organic substances, Inorganic substances do not burn because they do not contain

All monomer liquids and polymer powders are based on

All nail adhesives or glues and wrap resins are based on

Volatile Organic Compounds are important ingredients found in

What is the study of carbon compounds?

Foot balm is an example of

What is a group of two or more atoms bonded together?

What is a uniform blend of two or more substances?

What is a type of monomer used to join long polymer chains together in acrylic nail enhancement?

What is in most acrylic powder that acts as a catalyst when combined with monomer?

What is not a semisolid mixture made with a combination of oil, wax, & petroleum?

What are two immiscible liquids?