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Chapter 12 Chemistry
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The branch of science that applies to substances that contain carbon is called
Matter chemistry
Structural chemistry
Inorganic chemistry
Organic chemistry
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Chemically combining two or more atoms produces a
Molecule
Mixture
Miscible
Substance
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A solution with a pH value of 7 indicates a
Volatile solution
Alkaline solution
Acidic solution
Neutral solution
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A stable physical mixture of two or more substances is a (an)
Emulsion
Solution
Solvent
Solute
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Substance usually liquid that dissolves another substance to form a solution
Solute
Solvent
Immiscible
Solid
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The chemical combination of two or more aroma of different elements
Empty choice
Empty choice
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A common volatile organic compound used in hair spray
Ethly alcohol
Ionized water
Water Ammonia
Hydrogen perioxide
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Elements differ from one another b/cof the difference in the structure of
Deionized elements
Atoms
Elemental molecules
Occupying elements
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An example of an ammonia compound that is used to perform chemical services in a salon is
Cetyl alchol
Silicone solutions
Ammonia hydroxide
Ionization hydroxide
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Liquids that can be mixed together to form a stable solution arei
Incompatible
Miscible
Comparible
Solvents
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The simplest form of chemical matter can't be broken down with the loss of identity
Energy
Mineral
Element
Substance
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A physical combination of matter in definite(fixed) proportion is a
Pure substance
Physical blend
Physical mixture
Pure combination
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An unstable physical mixture of two or more immiscible substances is
Suspension
Emulsion
Compatible
Synthesis
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A sweet colorless oily substance used as. Moisturizer. In skin and body creams
Silicone
Alia ola ines
Glycern
Ammonia
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Change in the chemical form of a substances That doesn't cause chemical reaction
anion change
Chemical change
Matter change
Physical change