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Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in each of the black spaces below before clicking on it to display the answer.
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inorganic compounds   show
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show contain carbon, are or once were living , will burn(gasoline, plastics, synthetic materials, animals)  
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show water loving  
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What is the atomic weight of oxygen?   show
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show water  
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show adjust the pH of a product to make it more acceptiable to the skin  
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show natural plant or animal extracts, mineral pigment, or synthetics.  
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chelating agent   show
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show lubricate the skin; work as vehicles to help spread other performance ingredients; give cosmetics a soft, smooth feeling  
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distillation   show
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performance agents/ingredients   show
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cetyl alcohols   show
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surfactant   show
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biochemistry   show
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show study of objects that contain carbon  
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amino acid   show
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peptide bond   show
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enzymes   show
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molecule   show
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show a chemical in its simplest form  
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show anything that takes up space and has substance  
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atom   show
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show very small positively charged particle within atom's nucleus  
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neutron   show
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electron   show
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ionic bond   show
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show the bond between atoms sharing electrons  
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solvent   show
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solute   show
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show two saccharides bonded together  
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show fat loving  
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nucleus   show
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show a substance that helps to cause a reaction, or speed up a reaction, without its atoms becoming a direct part of the reactions's product  
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chemical reaction   show
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show charged atoms; when atoms "steal" or "give away" electrons to each other  
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saccharides   show
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show many saccharides bonded together  
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polymer   show
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suspension   show
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show a mixture of chemicals  
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pH   show
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show help the product to spread across skin, keep the product mixed and uniform in texture, adjust the pH of a product, and keep the product fresh  
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deionizing   show
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silicones   show
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show derived from plant or animal sources; help to give a soft, firm texture to lotions and creams  
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show fatty acids that have been exposed to hydrogen; used as vehicles and emollients in skin-care products and cosmetics; heavier  
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fatty esters   show
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rancid   show
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show anionic, nonionic, cationic, and amphoteric  
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emulsifiers   show
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preservatives/antimicrobials   show
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show chemicals that are added to cosmetic formulas to prevent oxidation  
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microecapsulation   show
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phospholipids   show
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show hollow spheres made of phospholipids that are used to transport other agents  
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loaded liposomes   show
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show releases an active ingredient once inside the skin or on the skin's surface  
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nanosphere   show
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show the process by which oxygen is esposed to certain ingredients, which results in a breakdown of the ingredient  
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gellant   show
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lakes   show
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show overemulsified ingredient  
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show chemicals that cause physical changes in the skin's appearance  
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active ingredients   show
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show ingredients used as spreading agents  
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protectants   show
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show used as a vehicle, protectant, and lubricant; prevents urine and soggy diapers from irritating the baby's sensitive skin  
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biologically inert   show
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detergents   show
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globules   show
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homogenizers   show
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emulsions   show
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miscible   show
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immiscible   show
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show mostly water; lighter and easier to spread, used in moisturizers  
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water-in-oil   show
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anionic surfactants   show
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show used in cosmetics and hair shampoos  
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show used in facial lotions and creams  
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nonionic surfactants   show
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non-certified colors   show
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