CH.23 Liquid and Powder nail Enhancements

What is the general term for taking monomer liquid and polymer powder and creating nail enhancements?

• Gel nails

• Sculptured nails

• Dip powder nails

• Overlay

The monomer liquid and polymer powder are each poured into a special container called a:

• Dappen dish

• Mixing bowl

• Sanitizing jar

• Implement tray

What is the liquid that is mixed with polymer powder to form the sculptured nail?

• Primer

• Adhesive

• Monomer

• Catalyst

What is the powder in acrylic nail enhancements that when mixed with monomer liquid forms the sculptured nail?

• Polymer

• Oligomer

• Resin

• Activator

A chemical reaction that creates polymers, also known as curing or hardening, is called:

• Oxidation

• Polymerization

• Evaporation

• Neutralization

What product is used to chemically bond the enhancement product to the natural nail?

• Top coat

• Base coat

• Nail dehydrator

• Nail primer

Which type of primer is corrosive to the skin and potentially dangerous to the eyes?

• Acid-free primer

• Non-acid primer

• Methacrylic acid primer

• Ethyl methacrylate primer

The tacky layer created by odorless monomer liquid and powder products hardens to a:

• Shiny finish

• Sticky surface

• Matte finish

• Smooth, dry surface

The amount of monomer liquid and polymer powder used to create a bead is known as the:

• Ratio

• Mixture

• Proportion

• Consistency

A wet bead is described as:

• A small amount of liquid and a large amount of powder

• An equal amount of liquid and powder

• A medium amount of liquid and powder

• A large amount of liquid and a small amount of powder