Salon fundamentals CHP 5

The most widely used solvent in the nail industry is:

When monomers join with other monomers to form three dimensional networks, this process is called:

Gels are made up of a short chain version of a polymer called a(n):

Gel product is not able to be broken down when soaked in a solvent diring a gel nail removal procedure due to the:

An additive in nail polish that keeps the polish flexible after it drys is known as:

Ice melting into a puddle on the ground is an example of what kind of change:

All the following are elements found in keratin EXCEPT:

Which of the following terms is NOT a main ingredient in nail polish:

What is the ingredient found in primers that makes them useful for adhesion:

A type of product that causes a nail tip to stick to a nail plate is known as:

Priming agents are commonly used when applying artificial nail products to help:

A substance that controls the speed of a chemical reaction is called a(n):

The smallest possible unit of an element is called a(n):

The scientific term used to describe anything that takes up space is known as:

An accelerator is applied over the resin on a nail wrap to help with which of the following:

Which term does NOT describe a key product used when creating nail wraps:

Which term describes a chemical that, used to keep monomers from curing on their own during an acrylic nail service

When substances of two or more molecules interact and undergo a chemical change, this process is known as a:

A form of matter that has a definite weight, volume and shape is known as a:

Which of the following statements describes an example of polymerization in relation to nail products: