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made from mix of ammonia and hydrogen peroxide, color & water solution; can be temporary or permanent Hair Coloring
quartz that has water; iridescent; most come from australia Opals
made from olive oil, animal fat, skimmed milk, and emulsifiers: used to bind non-combative substances; contains less fat Margarine
made from wax, pigments, oils, emollients; been used for 1,000 years Lipstick
made from gelatin – made from collagen which is found in animal skins and bones ; triple helix, unwinds when heated; immigrants used to be given a bowl of Jello upon entering the US Jello
made fromwater, sweeteners, flavorings, milk; size of crystals is important to texture Ice Cream
made from Dihydroxyacetone (DHA) ; metabolizes faster than glucose; DHA reacts chemically with protein in the skin; DHA- simple sugar Self-Tanner
chemiluminescence: the chemical reaction that produces light; chemiluminescence: chemical reaction that produces light Light Stick
made of Fabrics and plastics ; comes from solvents, glues and plastics, and the adhesives in leather ; vocs can be harmful, dissipate after a few months; akin to glue Sniffing New Car Smell
made of sodium bentonite; clay minerals that can absorb their weight in water ; Kitty Litter
cork center; Two thin rubber layers, one black on red; surrounding the core is layers of yarn, layer of cotton and polyester; covered with cowhide; hand-snitched with 216 raised stitches ; Many layers ; center called "cork nucleus" Baseball
made of synthetic polymer (a man-made compound); that can stretch 6 times its original size; always blended with cotton, wool, silk, linen; used as a replacement for rubber in women’s undergarments; Spandex
made from gunpowder substance; first used in china for different celebrations Fireworks
made of spherical layer soap film, water and soap gum; soap film consists a layer of water between 2 layers of soap molecules ; looks like a sphere because it provides the minimum value needed to enclose a given volume Soap Bubbles
made of pinot noir and chardonnay grapes; CO; champagne is sparkling wine; yeast ferments sugar to produce the alcohol and Carbon dioxide gas to make bubbles Champagne
made of Capsaician ( chemical that determines how hot they are) ; Hotness measured in Scoville units( 0-16million units) Chili Peppers
made of acrylate copolymer (can be sprayed onsurfaces without becoming clumpy or lumpy); used as an adhesive that’s sprayed on the surface Sticky Notes
licorice candy is made from licorice plant; made up of glycyrrhizin acid; consists of 2 sugar moieties ;used by Chinese and Native Americans for medical treatment; helps ulcers Licorice
made of two types of sugar substitutes aspartame and sacchran; about 300 times as sweets as sucrouse (sugar) Artificial Sweeteners
made of pigments from vegetables, minerals, animals, man-made counterparts of natural derivatives (pigments are coloring agents) only artificial coloring is permitted in food; color added to food is regulated food coloring
made of cocoa, sugar, ;three types dark, milk, and white Chocolate
made of processed cheese: milk, bacteria; pasteurized process cheese sauce; to make cheese-add bacteria to milk to break it down Cheez Whiz
made of Surfactants ( foaming agents); - clean by breaking down the oils ; First sold in London in 1700 Shampoo
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