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milady chapter 8

Chemistry

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Chemistry is the science that deals with the composition, structure, and properties of: matter
organic substances all contain what element? carbon
metals, minerals, water, air and ammonia are all examples of what substances inorganic
Chemistry is divided into what two catagories organic and inorganic
gasoline, synthetic fabrics, plastics, and pesticides are all considered organic or inorganic organic
do most inorganic substances contain carbon or do they contain hydrogen ? hydrogen
What is matter? anything that occupies space
What are the three forms of matter solids, liquids and gasses
A substance that cannot be separated into simpler substances by chemical means is what element
the smallest part of an element that retains the characteristics of that element is an: atom
When two or more atoms are joined by a chemical bond they form a : molecule
What are the basic building blocks of all matter atoms
two or more atoms of the same element combined are what kind of molecule elemental molecule
two or more atoms of different elements combined are what kind of molecule compound molecule
Every substance has unique properties. What are the two types of properties. Physical and chemical
properties that can be determined without chemical reaction and change in the identity of the substance are : physical properties
burning wood and rusting iron are examples of what kind of property chemical properties
What kind of color service in the barber shop is an example of a physical change temporary haircolor
An example of a chemical change in a color service in the salon is?: permanent haircolor
What are elements and compounds examples of? pure substances
What is aluminum foil an example of a pure substance
Water is an example of what kind of compound chemical compound
Pure hydrogen peroxide is what kind of compound chemical compound
what are the four classifications of compounds acids, bases, salts and oxides
when two or more elements combine physically they form what kind of mixture physical mixture
Pure air and concrete are examples of what kind of mixture physical mixture
what liquid is considered the universal solvent water
Water is a compound composed of what atoms two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom
What is the best type of water to use in the barber shop soft
How can hard water be softened distillation or sodium carbonate
If soap lathers easily in water, what water is being used soft
what does pH stand for potential hydrogen
the pH of a water based solution measures its degree of what? acidity or alkalinity
An ion is an atom or molecule that carries what kind of charge? electrical, neutral or chemical? electrical charge
is the hydrogen ion in water alkaline or acidic? acidic
Is the hydroxide ion in water alkaline or acidic alkaline
what is the pH range of hair and skin 4.5 - 5.5
Acidic solutions will neutralize the effects of what solutions alkaline solutions
An element or compound that mixes with oxygen to produce an oxide is known as : oxidation
the process of removing oxygen from a substance is: reduction
Hydrogen peroxide is an a) alkaline, or b) oxidizer oxidizer
When an oxidizer is reduced and the reducing agent is oxidized it is known as what kind of reaction redox reaction
a substance that is dissolved into a solvent is known as a: solute
the substance that dissolves the solute is know as the> solvent
Hair oil tonic is an example of - a) suspension or b) solution suspension
A shampoo product is an example of - a) suspension or b) emulsion emulsion
What is a substance that acts as a bridge to allow oil and water to mix or emulsify? surfactants
cosmetic preparations that cause the contraction of skin tissues are fresheners, astringents and________? toners
the basic purpose of a cold cream is to do what cleanse the skin
What preparations temporarily remove superfluous hair by dissolving it at the skin line? depilatories
to remove hair by pulling it out of the follicle is considered an epilator
Scalp lotions and ointments usually contain what kind of agents medicinal
what is the primary ingredient in styptic powder or liquid alum
shaving soaps used in the barber shop usually contain animal or vegetable oils, water and what other substances alkaline
witch hazel is a solution that acts as a/an: astringent
suntan lotions are measured by their sun protection factor referred to as - a) PABA or b) SPF SPF
what is the main purpose of a shampoo service to cleanse the hair and scalp
shampoo products should be selected according to the condition of the clients hair and scalp
solutions that shrink, constrict, and harden the cuticle scales usually have what pH level that is - acidic
solutions that soften swell or expand the cuticle scales usually have a pH level that is - alkaline
Shampoos are usually manufactured in what form emulsions
what is the usual pH range of shampoo 4.5 to 7.5
what is the main ingredients in a shampoo product water and surfactants
what portion of the shampoo molecule attracts water and repels dirt. head
what portion of the shampoo molecule attracts dirt and repels water tail
what type of shampoo is very effective in reducing dandruff medicated
what shampoo is formulated to prevent the stripping of permanent hair color from hair acid-balanced
what shampoo is designed for oily hair and scalp balancing
what type of shampoo cuts through product buildup clarifying
mild cream shampoos that contain humectants are what kind of shampoo. moisturizing
special chemical agents designed to deposit protein or moisture in the hair are: conditioners
instant, leave-in, and treatment or repair are considered basic types of what? conditioners
finishing, detangling, and cream rinses are examples of what type of conditioners instant
what do conditioners that draw moisture into the hair contain humectants
what kind of conditioners penetrate the cortex to replace lost keratin protein
concentrated protein in a heavy cream base moisturizer is usually what kind of conditioner deep
leave-in conditioners help to equalize porosity, be may be used with thermal tools . Should they be rinsed out or left in the hair left in the hair
rinses that are formulated to control minor dandruff and scalp conditions are what kind of rinses medicated rinses
`what is the hair rinse that counteracts yellow hair or dull grey tones in the hair bluing rinse
a cosmetic solution that can stimulate the scalp, or be used as a grooming aid is : hair tonic
the usual pH range of hair conditioners: 3,0 to 5.5
emulsions containing lanolin and mineral oils are what kind of tonics cream tonics
is a hair tonic that may contain an antiseptic alcoholic tonics or non-alcoholic tonics both
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