Product Chemistry Simplified

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Product Chemistry Simplified

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Question 1

Energy has no:

A	Velocity
B	Heat
C	Substance
D	Power

Question 2

Sulfur cross-links create strong:

A	Natural nails
B	Toxins
C	Odors
D	Vitamins

Question 3

Prolonged or repeated contact with solvents will leave the skin:

A	Burned
B	Oily
C	Shiny
D	Dry and damaged

Question 4

Adhesion is best when the nail plate is:

A	Roughed up
B	Thin
C	Cold
D	Clean and dry

Question 5

Sensitive clients generally show allergic symptoms after repeated exposure for:

A	One to two months
B	Four to six months
C	Eight to nine months
D	Ten to twelve months

Question 6

A catalyst can make a chemical reaction:

A	Cleaner
B	Faster
C	Hotter
D	Slower

Question 7

A chemical that cause two surfaces to stick together is a/an:

A	Contaminant
B	Adhesive
C	Saturated solvent
D	Surfactant

Question 8

Product dusts and residues can accumulate on:

A	Brush handles
B	Containers
C	Table tops
D	a, b & c

Question 9

In order to sell a product you should do all of the following EXCEPT:

A	Show the client where all the products are displayed
B	Use the product in the service
C	Place the item in the client’s hand
D	Ask if you can add it to the ticket

Question 10

When the skin is damaged by irritants, the immune system releases:

A	Histamines
B	Antibodies
C	Antitoxins
D	Hormones

Question 11

When an initiator touches a monomer it:

A	Destroys it
B	Energizes it
C	Tranquilizes it
D	Disables it

Question 12

The number of nail technicians affected by skin disorders on their hands is:

A	35%
B	40%
C	50%
D	65%

Question 13

A substance that dissolves something is called a/an:

A	Solute
B	Enhancement
C	Catalyst
D	Solvent

Question 14

Allergic reactions are caused by all the following EXCEPT:

A	Overexposure
B	Improper product consistency
C	Any contact with monomer
D	Custom blending your own mixture

Question 15

When removing artificial nail enhancements, warming the solvent to 105⁰ speeds removal time by:

A	15%
B	25%
C	30%
D	50%

Question 16

You must always leave a margin between the skin and the product of:

A	1/16”
B	1/8”
C	3/16”
D	3/8”

Question 17

Washing hands and scrubbing the nail plate removes:

A	Bacteria and fungal spores
B	Surface oils
C	Contaminants
D	a, b & c

Question 18

The best time to attempt to sell the product is:

A	During the initial consultation
B	While you use the product
C	At the end of the manicure
D	When you schedule anther appointment

Question 19

A common salon irritant is:

A	Skin cream
B	Cuticle oil
C	Tap water
D	Rubbing alcohol

Question 20

Overfilling promotes all of the following problems EXCEPT:

A	Allergic reactions
B	Bruising
C	Infections
D	Loss of the nail plate

Question 21

Substances that improve adhesion are:

A	Primers
B	Solutes
C	Enhancements
D	Corrosives

Question 22

UV bulbs used to cure enhancements should be cleaned daily and changed at least:

A	Twice a month
B	Every month
C	Every three months
D	Twice a year

Question 23

The most common skin disease for nail technicians is:

A	Acne
B	Eczema
C	Psoriasis
D	Contact dermatitis

Question 24

Light-cured enhancements generally use:

A	Sunlight
B	Ultraviolet light
C	Fluorescent light
D	Incandescent light

Question 25

All of the following are evaporation coatings EXCEPT:

A	Nail polishes
B	Gels
C	Top coats
D	Base coats

Question 26

When water becomes ice, there is a:

A	Chemical change
B	Physical improvement
C	Chemical reaction
D	Physical change

Question 27

A billion monomers can join in less than:

A	A second
B	Five minutes
C	Thirty minutes
D	One hour

Question 28

A monomer that joins different polymer chains is called a:

A	Bridge
B	Rung
C	Cross-linker
D	Tie

Question 29

A water molecule can be broken down into:

A	Helium and oxygen
B	Hydrogen and oxygen
C	Hydrogen and ozone
D	Helium and ozone

Question 30

Gigantic chains of molecules are called:

A	Corrosives
B	Monomers
C	Polymers
D	Histamines

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