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Milady Nails Chapter 5 - Nail Product Chemistry
Milady Nails Chapter 5 - Nail Product Chemistry
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1
Corrosive acid-based primers can cause painful burns and ____ if they reach the nail bed.
scars
thickness
rigidity
resiliency
2
will turn back into a liquid if cooled again
vapors
gases
gases
liquids
3
Almost everything that you do depends on _________.
laws
chemistry
education
organisms
4
The best way to ensure good adhesion is by making sure the surface is clean and dry.
True
False
5
In medieval times, alchemists searched for ways to:
turn silver into gold
make common metals invisible
turn lead into gold
make valuable metals invisible
6
When a liquid evaporates, ________ is formed.
an emulsion
a gas
a solid
a vapor
7
Oils, waxes, and soil will ______ adhesion.
allow
enable
block
enhance
8
Adhesion results when the molecules on one surface are _______ to the molecules on another surface.
blocked
incompatible
attracted
repelled
9
The ____ the nail plate, the better the foundation will be for nail enhancements.
more porous
thicker
thinner
older
10
Before applying a nail enhancement product, it is important to ____ the nail.
sterilize
rinse
disinfect
scrub
11
Primers are MOST useful if the client has ____ nail plates.
dry
normal
supple
oily
12
Which of the following does NOT form vapors?
acetone
water
alcohol
oxygen
13
Acid-free primers have a _____ pH.
neutral
slightly acidic
slightly alkaline
very alkaline
14
A nail dehydrator temporarily removes surface moisture from the nail plate.
True
False
15
gigantic chains of molecules
thermal indicators
monomers
catalyst
polymers
16
Most chemicals that you will come into contact with during your lifetime are harmful and toxic.
False
True
17
Liquids can also be fumes and vapors, but solids cannot be.
True
False
18
Any substance that is liquid at room temperature will turn into a vapor at a higher temperature.
True
False
19
Which personal protection equipment is MOST effective for reducing inhalation of dust?
mask
apron
gloves
goggles
20
a blend of soot-like particles mixed with vapors
gases
vapors
liquids
fumes
21
If you discuss a product with a client, you should ____ as you prepare their ticket as the end of their visit.
automatically add it to their ticket
place it where they can see it, but wait to see if they ask for it
assume they will ask to purchase it if they’re interested
place it in their hand and ask if they want it added to their ticket
22
Everything you can see or touch, except light and electricity is a chemical.
False
True
23
Which of the following is recommended to temporarily remove surface moisture from the nail plate?
a hair dryer set to “hot air”
a hair dryer set to “cold air”
a nail dehydrator
a paper towel
24
Rough filing damages the nail plate and the ________ .
nail bed
cuticle
nail grooves
nail folds
25
The salon vent system should have a prefilter that captures dusts + an activated carbon filter that is __ inches thick
3
2
1
11/2
26
The products in evaporation coatings:
polymerize quickly
polymerize slowly
contain oligomers
contain volatile ingredients
27
How many coats of primer should you generally apply to a client’s nails?
as many as necessary
two or more
four or more
one
28
Which of the following is NOT one of the three main types of acrylics?
methacrylates
cyanoacrylates
acrylates
ambacrylates
29
state of matter consisting of particles with neither a defined shape nor volume
fumes
gases
liquids
vapors
30
individual molecules that join to make the polymer
monomers
catalyst
thermal initiator
polymers
31
Normal oils and moisture will return to the nail plate 90 minutes after the application of a dehydrator.
False
True
32
The UV stabilizers in evaporation coatings:
control color stability
provide the product’s color
allow sunlight to cause fading
can lead to significant discoloration
33
The thinner the nail plate, the ____ it will be.
shorter
stronger
weaker
longer
34
The thicker a nail plate is, the more difficult the application of a nail enhancement will be.
False
True
35
Compared to uncross-linked products, cross-linked products:
take the same amount of time to remove in acetone
take more time to remove in acetone
take less time to remove in acetone
cannot be removed in acetone
36
may result from burning a substance such as a candle, incense, or cigarette
liquids
gases
vapors
fumes
37
Nail enhancement removal can be done once per month—any more will damage the nail.
False
True
38
chemical reaction that makes polymers
photo initiator
thermal initiator
polymerization
catalyst
39
Too much water can be toxic.
False
True
40
Which of these substances improves adhesion?
adhesives
plasticizers
monomers
primers
41
What is the best tool to help you understand how to safely use and handle your products?
FDA reports
OSHA reports
manufacturer SDS
advice from colleagues
42
Nail enhancements will only stick successfully to the nail if the nail is “roughed up” prior to application.
False
True
43
Problems related to nail enhancements are typically NOT caused by:
improper application
improper nail plate preparation
the quality of the product
improper maintenance
44
How many molecules must react to make a single sculptured nail?
thousands
dozens
millions
trillions
45
Fumes are:
usually a result of freezing a liquid
the liquid form of a solid
the same thing as vapors
a blend of sootlike particles and vapors
46
Overfiling the nail will make it:
excessively thin and impermeable
excessively thin and porous
excessively thick and porous
excessively thick and smooth
47
Which is INCORRECT?
Any chemical can be toxic in large enough dosages.
All chemicals are toxic substances.
Most chemicals that you will come into contact with are safe.
Water is a chemical.
48
Which of the following causes skin allergies?
product vapors
acid-based primer on the nail plate
repeated contact between the nail enhancement product and the skin
repeated contact between the nail enhancement product and the nail plate
49
Skipping the washing and scrubbing the nail plate before enhancement is the leading cause of most types of lifting.
False
True
50
MOST chemicals are:
explosive
dangerous
completely safe
toxic
51
It is NOT important to remove ____ from the nail plate before applying a nail enhancement product.
moisture
bacteria
oil
smoothness
52
Scrubbing the nail plate increases risk for bacteria and fungi to grow under the nail enhancement.
False
True
53
used by UV curing products to derive extra energy when exposed to UV
monomers
photo initiator
polymers
polymerization
54
Adhesives allow _____ surfaces to be joined together.
incompatible
vapor
nonacid
liquid
55
Too much downward pressure when using an abrasive can strip away layers of the natural nail plate and weaken it.
True
False
56
Coatings that harden upon evaporation undergo a _____ reaction.
chemical
hydrophilic
lipoplilic
physical
57
Which of the following determines toxicity?
temperature
ingredients
overexposure
underexposure
58
When soaking a clients nails in acetone to remove product, it is recommended that you cover the container with a ____.
warm blanket
paper towel
small sheet of plastic
clean terry cloth towel
59
The best way to ensure good adhesion of a nail enhancement product is to start with a ____ surface.
wet
roughed-up
damp
clean
60
Water turns into a gas at a high temperature.
True
False
61
_____ is potentially the MOST damaging service that can be performed.
Product removal
Nail dehydration
Enhancement application
Buffing
62
“All substances are poisons; there is none that is not a poison. Only the dose differentiates poison and remedy.” -who?
Hippocrates
Queen Cleopatra
Charles Revson
Paracelsus
63
Chemicals are the building blocks of molecules.
True
False
64
The three basic types of primers are: acid-based, _____ , and acid-free.
adhesive
nonacid
liquid
corrosive
65
Which of the following is NOT a chemical?
oxygen
vitamin B
a table
electricity
66
The so-called “breathing zone” is an invisible ________ sphere around the nail technician’s head and face.
18-inch
1-foot
10-inch
2-foot
67
Which type of nail enhancements are made from organic substances?
all nail enhancements
evaporation coatings
only those enhancements identified as organic on the label
polymer coatings
68
When should you remove an artificial nail?
not more than twice a year
no more than once a month
at least once a month
at every visit
69
Use a medium/fine grit abrasive or buffer to remove surface shine from a nail prior to enhancement application.
False
True
70
Over-filing may cause potentially dangerous excessive thinning of the nail.
True
False
71
Scrubbing the nail plate will interfere with adhesion.
False
True
72
A clean, _____ surface will provide better adhesion.
dry
oily
wet
liquid
73
Acetone is:
a poor solvent
unlikely to evaporate
safe for human consumption
highly flammable
74
Product _____ do not cause skin allergies.
vapors
liquid
adhesive
primer
75
_______ is a state of matter that consists of particles that have neither a defined shape nor volume.
fume
gas
vapor
chemical
76
Within ___ minutes after using a dehydrator, the normal oils/moisture will begin to return to the nail plate.
15
60
30
5
77
a substance that speeds up a chemical reaction
polymer
photo initiator
thermal initiator
catalyst
78
A ____ is a substance formed by combining many small molecules in extremely long chainlike structures.
cross-linker
oligomer
polymer
monomer
79
A ___-grit abrasive or buffer is recommended to remove the surface shine before applying a nail product.
400
80
120
240
80
If a nail technician wants to improve adhesion on the nail, a(n) ____ can be applied as a base coat.
nonacid
block
adhesive
primer
81
A(n) _____ is a substance that can cause visible and possibly irreversible permanent damage to the skin or eye.
liquid
gas
corrosive
nonacid
82
Compared to traditional products, MMA products:
discolor more slowly
become brittle less slowly
become brittle more quickly
must be removed less often
83
Polymer chains:
are not easily removed
cannot be unraveled by force
are not easily damaged by sharp impacts
are easily unraveled by solvents
84
All nail enhancements become stronger during the first ____ hours.
24
48
94
72
85
Acetone can be changed into water or oxygen.
False
True
86
Fumes and gases are the same thing.
True
False
87
A(n) _____ is a chemical that causes two surfaces to stick together.
adhesive
vapor
primer
block
88
used by liquid and powder systems to gather energy from the heat of the room or the hand
monomers
photo initiator
thermal initiator
polymerization
89
The term “_______” is a made-up marketing term, especially when it comes to the beauty industry.
nontoxic
primer
acrylic
pigmented
90
Which is the MOST likely reason that OSHA would make a salon shut down?
it were determined that there was not proper ventilation in the salon
they received multiple customer complaints of dirty restrooms
employees did not all have the proper paperwork displayed
there were not enough full-time employees working
91
What is the force of nature that makes two surfaces stick together?
repulsion
adhesion
cohesion
attraction
92
Over-filing the natural nail will ____ the nail, making it more porous.
thin
corrode
dry
block
93
______ is a force of nature that makes two surfaces stick together.
repelling
adhesion
wind
corrosion
94
Over-filing will NOT lead to:
free-edge chipping
lifting
breaking
nail growth