Duplicate of Chapter 10&11

What does pH stand for?

Which of the following does not form a vapour?

_____ is/are important ingredients in UV gels.

Solutions are usually

What is an example of a physical propery?

A pH of 13 is?

An _____ is a short chain of monomers that had its growth halted before it could become a polymer.

Alkalis feel ___ on the skin.

As alakalinity increases, acidity

The ability of artificial nails to harden is an example of:

A ____ is a stable uniform blend of two or more substances.

The products in evaporation coatings:

Organic means that a substance contains both carbon and hydrogen from natural or ______ source

Liquid soaps are usually:

Which of the following is not a type of primer?

Molecules are made by combining:

Organic substances burn because they both contain:

Silicones:

coatings that harden upon evaporation undergo ____ reaction

Nail enhancements are not designed to be taken off more than:

When a liquid evaporates, _____ is formed.

A _____ is a substance formed by combining many small molecules in extremely long, chainlike structures.

Emulsions:

How many coats of primer should you generally apply to a client's nails?

Mayonnaise is an example of:

An atom that carries an electrical charge is called an:

Inorganic chemistry is the study of substances that:

The more hydrogen ions a substance has, the ___ it will be.

Pure water has __ pH.

The head of the surfactant molecule is:

What is an unstable mixture of two or more substances that normally will not stay blended without the aid of a binder?

There are how many naturally occurring elements?

In medieval times, alchemists searched for ways to:

S is the symbol for which element?

The simplest form of chemical matter is called:

As an evaporation coating solvent evaporates, it leaves behind a smooth polymer film that can hold ____.

An ion with a negative electrical charge is called :

What is 0₃ commonly known as

Which of these substances improves adhesion?

Glycerin is:

Which of the following does not contain cross-links?

Ice is an example of water is which state?

Methyl methacrylate monomer (MMA) is:

All nail enhancements become stronger during the first ___ hours.

Acetone is:

Acid-free primers have a ___ pH.

products that cover the nail plate with a hardened film are known as:

polymer chains:

MMA monomer nail products do not adhere to the nail plate without:

What is the force of nature that makes two surfaces stick together?

Which of the following are immiscible liquids?

overfilling will not lead to:

When ___ touches a monomer, it excites it with a boost of energy.

The best way to ensure adhesion of a nail enhancement product is to start with a ___ surface

a ___ is a physical combination of matter in any proportions.

Most chemicals are:

What characteristic does not apply to matter?

Rough filing damages the nail plate and the ____.

Liquids have:

Which of the following is not one of the three main types of acrylic?

Nail polish is

which of the following determines toxicity?

Which of the following is not a pure substance?

Any substance that occupies space and has mass is considered:

A chemical reaction that releases heat is considered an:

What is the composition, structures, and properties of matter and how matter changes under different conditions?

The human body is made: