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DENT MAT 11
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Elastomeric Impression | (Rubber Impression Materials) |
| RUBBER IMPRESSION MATERIALS: (3) | 1. Polysulfide 2. Silicone Rubber 2.1 Addition Silicone 2.2 Condensation Silicone 3. Polyether |
| formation and release of hydrogen gas, and can be minimized by adding __by manufacturer like | hydrogen absorber, Palladium. |
| - low molecular weight polyether - ethylene imine terminal group | Tube 1. Base |
| - aromatic sulfonic acid ester | Tube 2. Catalyst |
| used as modifier, to lessen the rigidity or increased the flexility of polyether. | Tube 3. Thinner |
| is any of various polymers having the elastic properties of natural rubber and it comprise a group of synthetic polymer-based impression materials that are chemically cross-linked | ELASTOMER |
| INELASTIC (3) | Plaster of Paris Zinc oxide-eugenol Impression Compound |
| ELASTIC | Condensation Silicone Addition Silicone Agar Polyether Polysulfide Alginate |
| This techniques requires two operators to mix the putty and wash impression material at the same time. | Multiple Mix |
| Considered as the first elastomeric impression material: | Polysulfide |
| An alternative catalyst for Polysulfide impression material: | copper hydroxide* |
| It has the shortest working time among three rubber impressions: | Polyether* |
| This is used as modifier, to lessen the rigidity or increased the flexibility of polyether: | Thinner* |
| Hydrogen absorber refers to: | Palladium* |
| Working time for Polysulfide impression material | 5-7 minutes* |