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Elements are made up of:
Atoms
Covalent bonds
Compounds
Molecules
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An atom that has an electrical charge is a/an:
Ion
Vapor
Molecule
Catalyst
3
In order to neutralize an alkaline solution you would add a/an:
Ammonia solution
Ph balanced solution
Acid solution
Oxide solution
4
Another term for an alkaline solution is a:
Alkanolamine
Base
Anion
Cation
5
The polymerization of nail products (polymer and monomer) that results in a nail enhancement is an example of a:
Covalent bond
Physical change
Pure substance with no change
Chemical change
6
Matter is a substance that:
Occupies space
Is only in living things
Melts metals
Occupies areas that we can’t see
7
The basic forms of matter are:
Liquid and gas
Solids both soft and hard
Gas, semi-hard and liquid
Solid, liquid and gas
8
Anything that occupies space:
Ions
Matter
Plasma
Elements
9
A group of atoms chemically bonded together is a/an:
Nucleus
Lesion
Physical change
Molecule
10
Nail polish has a pH of:
7
4.5 to 5.5
5.67
Does not have a pH
11
PH stands for:
Potentially harmful
Potential hydrogen
Professional hairstylist
Physical hydrogen
12
Elements are defined by their number of:
Electrons
Protons
Carbon bonds
Hydrogen bonds
13
The changing of matter where it loses its identity and becomes something different:
Ionic bonding
Physical change
Covalent bonds
Chemical change
14
The process where an atoms splits creating a pair of atoms with chargers opposite to each other:
Cationization
Polarization
Hydroization
Ionization
15
The scale that measure the acidity or alkalinity of a solution is the:
Interval scale
Richter scale
Ph scale
Logarithmic scale
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Acid solutions have a pH of:
0-8.1
0-6.9
3-7
7.1-14
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Shaping the nail tip from square to round is an example of a:
Physical change
Nomadic change
No change
Chemical change
18
If a solution has more hydrogen ions than hydroxide ions it is:
Acid
Combined
Neutral
Alkaline
19
Pure water is considered to be:
Acid
Reactive
Neutral
Alkaline
20
A stable mixture where the solute is uniformly dispersed in a solvent:
Suspension
Solution
Ointment
Powder
21
A gum-like substance that helps unite two unmixable particles is called a/an:
Alkanolamne
Emulsifier
Miscible matter
Hydroxy acid
22
A substance capable of dissolving another substance is called a/an:
Solute
Binder
Solvent
Emulsion
23
The surface active agent that acts as a bridge to help oil and water mix together:
Lotions
Surfactant
Silicones
Glycerin
24
The simplest form of matter that cannot be broken down further without losing its identity:
Molecules
Compounds
Elements
Atoms
25
Known as a universal solvent because of its ability to dissolve more substances than any other solvent:
Carbon
Water
Milk
Oil
26
A special type of oil used in nail polish dryers:
Glycerides
Alkanolamines
Silicones
Hydroxy acid
27
On the pH scale 7.1 to 14 indicated a solution is:
Acid
Combined
Neutral
Alkaline
28
Atoms have three parts:
Protons, electrons and neutrons
Proton, neutron and electricity
Cell membrane, nucleus and cytoplasm
Proton, nucleus and electron
29
An unstable, temporary mixture, that will separate over time:
Suspension
Emulsion
Solution
Ointment
30
Something that has a definite weight volume and shape is a:
Liquid or gas
Solid
Gas
Liquid
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An ion with a negative charge is a/an:
Catalyst
Alkaline
Cation
Anion
32
The branch of science that deals with matter, how it interacts, combines and changes:
Biology
Electricity
Chemistry
Neurology
33
Atoms are basic unit of a/an:
Element
Physical change
Molecules
Chemical change
34
Neutral on the pH scale is represented by what number:
7
4.5 to 5.5
8.1
5.5
35
The two parts surfactant are oil-loving end and the:
Hydrophilic end
Emulsion end
Lipophilic end
Volatile end
36
Two immiscible items that are held together with a binder:
Solution
Ointment
Suspension
Emulsion
37
The element that distinguishes a living being from a nonliving being:
Sulfur
Oxygen
Carbon
Hydrogen
38
Two or more liquids that can be mixed together and stay mixed are said to be:
Immiscible
Heterogenous
Miscible
Suspensions
39
The branch of chemistry that deals with living things (current or past) and contain the element carbon:
Inorganic elements
Inorganic chemistry
Organic biology
Organic chemistry
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The product most likely to cause skin irritation is:
Below 2 on the pH scale
All of the listed
14 on the pH scale
Above 9 on the pH scale