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| anything that occupies space |
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| which of the following is NOT an example if a physical change ? |
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| Melting ice changes water from a solid to a liquid. Boiling water changes water from a liquid to a gas. These are examples of what type of change ? |
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| Atoms make up elements. Elements make up matter. Therefore, all matter is comprised of: |
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| All matter that is living or once was living contains carbon and deals with: |
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| Basic substances that cannot be broken down into simpler substances are called: |
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| atoms that are the same form a(n): |
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| Two or more of the same atoms joined together by a chemical bond is a(n): |
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| When two hydrogen atoms combine with one oxygen atom, the result is water, which is called a(n): |
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| Carbon, nitrogen, oxygen and hydrogen form the basis of: |
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| what is created when amino acids join together in chains ? |
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| what makes up the primary composition of hair ? |
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| easily broken by heat or water |
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| the bonds found in hair that help organize protien chains in order to build hair are called |
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| what is the side bond that is of the greatest concern to the cosmetologist ? |
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| protein chains connect to other protein chains |
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| which of the following statements describes how human hair is formed? |
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| substances of acidic or alkaline nature dissolve in water and/ or contain |
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| a solution that has more positive hydrogen ions than negative hydroxide ions is : |
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| a ph of 5 is how many more times acidic than a ph of 6 ? |
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| a solution is acidic if it has more negative hydroxide ions |
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| All of the followinig statements regarding PH are true EXCEPT: |
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| distilled water with a PH of 7 is considered : |
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| In what PH range is the skin and hair ? |
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| when making instant hot chocolate, what would the powdered chocolate represent ? |
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| a mixture of two or more kinds of molecules, evenly dispersed would be a(n): |
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| A substance that is able to dissolve another substance is called a(n): |
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| mixture of organic substances and a medical agent are: |
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| what is formed when two or more non mixable substances are united with the help of a binder ? |
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| mixtures of fats and oils converted to fatty acids by heat and then purified, fall under which of the following classifications ? |
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| the instructions on a product state to shake well before use, which indicates this product is probably a(n) |
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| which of the following cosmetic classifications requires sifting until free of coarse gritty particles? |
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| Which of the following classifications would identify emulsions that are generally used by cosmetologists ? |
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| Which of the following terms means non-mixable ? |
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| Cleaning the hair and scalp and removing all foreign matter without adversely affecting either the scalp of hair is called : |
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| the primary ingredient of most shampoo is : |
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| prevents shampoo from lathering |
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| which of the following statements about surfactants is NOT true : |
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| If water contains certain salts of calcium, magnesium and other metals is classified as : |
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| what is the name given to purifying water by passing it through a porous substance ? |
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| what is the PH of a clients natural hair that has been permed, colored, cut and styled properly within the past few months ? |
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| which of the following shampoo types is formulated to have the same PH as the hair and skin ? |
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| NOT to be used for chemically treated or damaged hair ? |
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| most likely used to remove product build up ... |
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| Which shampoo would generally be recommended for an individual who is ill and bedridden ? |
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| designed to treat scalp and hair problems or disorders ? |
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| everything that is alive or once was alive contains |
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| the smallest unit of an element |
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| within the atom protons and neutrons are found in the |
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| the shell of an atom consisits of |
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| the molecule formed when different elements are joined together chemically is called a |
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| carbon, nitrogen, oxygen and hydrogen are the elements foundn in |
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| amino acids join together in chains to become |
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| the backbone of all protien molecules is the |
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| substances of an acidic or alkaline nature dissolve in water and or contain |
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| a soulution is acidic if it has more negative hydroxide ions |
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| all of the following are true regarding PH EXCEPT |
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| how many general classifications in cosmetology? |
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| mixture of two or more molecules evenly dispersed |
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| which type of hair needs to be shampooed more often ? |
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| oil loving part of surfactants |
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| prevents shampoo from lathering |
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| low alkaline content and low concentration of surface acting agents and generally does not correct any special condition |
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| not be used for chemically treated or damaged hair |
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| hydrolyzed animal protiens |
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| coat the hair shaft and restore moisture and oils |
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| another name for temporary colors |
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| type of color most frequently used in permanemt hair color |
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| incompatible whith chemical procedures |
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| permanent waves using thioglycolic acid have a higher PH value than those using glycerylmonothioglocolate |
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| it is safer to use a sodium hydroxide relaxer on hair that has already been relaxed with thioglocolate relaxer |
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| hair colors using an oxidation system that starts out with colorless molecules are reffered to as |
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