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Biochemistry /Cosmetology: Chapter 28: Monomer Liquid Part 3

Cosmetology: Chapter 28: Monomer Liquid Part 3

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This deck covers key concepts from Chapter 28 of Cosmetology, focusing on monomer liquid and its application in nail enhancements.

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The initiator added to polymer powder to start the chain reaction of curing the nail enhancement is: A. hydrogen peroxide B. benzoyl peroxide C. synthetic peroxide D. catalyst booster

B. benzoyl peroxide

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The initiator added to polymer powder to start the chain reaction of curing the nail enhancement is: A. hydrogen peroxide B. benzoyl peroxide C. synthetic peroxide D. catalyst booster

B. benzoyl peroxide

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When applying nail enhancements, surface moisture and natural oils left on the nail plate will: A. block adhesion B. improve adhesion C. condition nails D. hydrate skin

A. block adhesion

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Odorless products harden more slowly, which creates the tacky layer called the: A. weakened layer B. inhibition layer C. softened layer D. middle layer

B. inhibition layer

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Sculptured nails are created by combining monomer liquid with: A. polymer adhesive B. polymer resin C. polymer powder D. acrylic powder

C. polymer powder

Proper maintenance of nail enhancements should be done every: A. month B. other month C. 2-3 weeks D. 4-6 weeks

C. 2-3 weeks

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For natural-looking nails, product application near the eponychium, sidewalls and free edge must be: A. thin B. soft C. thick D. dry

A. thin

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Cosmetology: Chapter 28: Monomer Liquid Part 3

Term	Definition
The initiator added to polymer powder to start the chain reaction of curing the nail enhancement is: A. hydrogen peroxide B. benzoyl peroxide C. synthetic peroxide D. catalyst booster	B. benzoyl peroxide
When applying nail enhancements, surface moisture and natural oils left on the nail plate will: A. block adhesion B. improve adhesion C. condition nails D. hydrate skin	A. block adhesion
Odorless products harden more slowly, which creates the tacky layer called the: A. weakened layer B. inhibition layer C. softened layer D. middle layer	B. inhibition layer
Sculptured nails are created by combining monomer liquid with: A. polymer adhesive B. polymer resin C. polymer powder D. acrylic powder	C. polymer powder
Proper maintenance of nail enhancements should be done every: A. month B. other month C. 2-3 weeks D. 4-6 weeks	C. 2-3 weeks
For natural-looking nails, product application near the eponychium, sidewalls and free edge must be: A. thin B. soft C. thick D. dry	A. thin
Additives designed to speed up the chemical reactions of monomers are: A. catalysts B. stabilizers C. primers D. dehydrators	A. catalysts
The amount of polymer powder and liquid monomer used to create a product bead is called the: A. initiator B. catalyst C. positive ratio D. mix ratio	D. mix ratio
As monomer liquid absorbs polymer powder, the chemical interaction produces a small: A. bead of product B. dry catalyst C. synthetic product D. positive product	A. bead of product
A nail supply that is placed under the free edge to extend a nail enhancement is a: A. nail extender B. silk wrap C. nail form D. synthetic fiber	C. nail form
One unit called a molecule A. arch B. monomer C. stress area D. initiators	B. monomer
Where the natural nail grows beyond the finger and becomes the free edge A. arch B. monomer C. stress area D. initiators	C. stress area
Area of the nail that has the strength A. arch B. monomer C. stress area D. initiators	A. arch
Starts a chain reaction that leads to the creation of very long polymer chains A. arch B. monomer C. stress area D. initiators	D. initiators