FREE AND STUDY GAMES ABOUT NAIL TECH: CH: 11 EXAM

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FREE AND STUDY GAMES ABOUT NAIL TECH: CH: 11 EXAM

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Question 1: Gas

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A state of matter different from liquid or solid. Gases are not formed by evaporation of liquids, as are vapors. Gases must not be confused with vapors or fumes.

Question 2: Adhesive

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An agent that causes two surfaces to stick together.

Question 3: Adhesion

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A chemical reaction resulting in two surfaces sticking together.

Question 4: Simple Polymer Chains

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The result of a long chain of monomers that are attached from head to tail.

Question 5: Overexposure

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Prolonged, repeated, or long - term exposure that can cause sensitivity.

Question 6: Overfiling

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Excessively roughing up the nail plate.

Question 7: Cross - Linker

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A monomer that joins together different polymer chains.

Question 8: Photoinitiators

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A chemical that in combination with resins and the proper curing lamp causes UV gels to cure.

Question 9: Catalyst

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Substances that speed up chemical reactions.

Question 10: Cyanoacrylates

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A specialized acrylic monomer (non - cross - linking) that has excellent adhesion to the natural nail plate and polymerizes in seconds; used to make wraps and nail adhesives.

Question 11: Polymerization

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Also known as curing or hardening; a chemical reaction that creates polymers.

Question 12: Oligomer

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Short chain of monomers that is not long enough to be considered a polymer.

Question 13: Thermal Initiators

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Ingredients that use heat as an energy source for starting chemical reactions, such as polymerizing monomers into polymer.

Question 14: Methacrylates

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A type of acrylic monomer (cross - linking) that has very good adhesion to the natural nail plate and polymerizes in minutes; used to make all liquid / powder systems and at least one type of UV gel.

Question 15: Acrylic

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The name for an entire family of chemicals used to make all types of nail enhancements and adhesives, including wraps, glues, UV gels, and liquid / powder systems.

Question 16: Chemical

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A substance obtained by a chemical process or producing a chemical effect.

Question 17: Polymers

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A substance formed by combining many small molecules (monomers) or oligomers, usually in extremely long, chainlike structures.

Question 18: Nail Primer

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A substance that improves adhesion; used on the natural nail prior to product application to assist in adhesion.

Question 19: Methyl Methacrylate Monomer (MMA)

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A substance in wide use around the world for many applications, such as bone repair cement for implantation into the body.

Question 20: Evaporate

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A change from liquid to vapor form.

Question 21: Monomers

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A molecule that can polymerize to form long polymer chains.

Question 22: UV Stabilizers

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Ingredients that control color stability and prevent sunlight from causing fading or discoloration.

Question 23: Plasticizers

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Ingredients used to keep nail enhancement products flexible.

Question 24: Coatings

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Products, including nail polish, top coats, artificial nail enhancements, and adhesives, that cover the nail plate with a hard film.

Question 25: Acrylates

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Specialized acrylic monomers (cross - linking) that have good adhesion to the natural nail plate and polymerize in minutes. Used to make UV gels.

Question 26: Corrosive

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A substance capable of seriously damaging skin, eyes, or other soft tissues on contact. Some corrosives have delayed action (minutes); others affect the skin almost instantly.