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WorksheetsFOUNDATIONS: Ch 6, Chemistry
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 30mins
Creams, lotions, masks, and makeup – whether they come from natural sources like plant extracts or from ingredients manufactured in a laboratory - are made from chemicals
True
False
You should have a thorough understanding of chemistry because:
You won’t be able to use professional products effectively/safely
Every product used contains some type of chemical
You should be able to troubleshoot potential problems with chemicals
To keep you and your clients safe
Chemistry is the science that deals with the __ and how matter changes under different conditions
Composition
Structures
Matter
Color
Matter:
Any substance that occupies space and has mass
The basic unit of molecules
Made by combining atoms
All of the above
All matter has physical and chemical properties and exists in the form of a:
Solid
Liquid
Gas
Since matter is made from chemicals, everything made out of matter is a chemical
True
False
Matter has physical properties that we can:
Taste
Smell
See
Everything you can touch and everything you can see, with the exception of __ is matter
Light
Electricity
Water
Hydrogen
All matter is made up of:
Light
Electricity
Chemicals
Energy
You can see visible light and light created by electrical sparks, therefore these are made of matter
True
False
Light and electricity are forms of __, not matter
Molecules
Pure substances
Chemicals
Energy
Everything known to exist in the universe is made of either __. There is no exception to this rule
Matter
Electricity
Chemicals
Energy:
Does not occupy space
Does not have mass
All of the above
An element is the simplest form of chemical matter and contains only one type of __
Atom
Molecule
__ cannot be broken down into a simpler substance without a loss of identity:
Atom
Molecule
Element
Compound molecule
There are __ elements known to science today
98
118
There are ___ naturally-occurring elements known to science today on earth
98
118
There are __ synthetic elements produced artificially or through synthesis
98
118
20
96
All matter in the known universe is made up of elements that have their own distinct physical and chemical properties
True
False
Symbols for all the elements can be found on the periodic table of elements. Included are the:
Atomic number
Element name
Symbol
Atomic mass
The use of the word “chemical” to describe something does not mean it is dangerous or harmful
True
False
The word organic simply means that a substance contains the element:
Oxygen
Carbon
Hydrogen
All of the above
Although the term is often used to mean “safe or natural” because of its association with living things, not all organic substances are:
Natural
Healthy
Safe
Matter
Atmospheric oxygen is considered an __, a molecule containing 2 or more atoms of the same element in definite (fixed) proportions
Element
Elemental molecule
Compound molecule
Molecule
The nucleus of atoms consists of PROTONS (subatomic particles with a __ charge) and NEUTRONS (subatomic particles with __ charge)
Positive ; Negative
Positive ; no
Negative ; Positive
Negative ; no
The number of __ in an atom determines the element
Protons
Neutrons
Atoms __ be divided into simpler substances by ordinary chemical means
Can
Cannot
The atomic structure of __, contains 6 protons and 6 neutrons at the nucleus and 6 electrons in the orbit
Oxygen
Carbon
Hydrogen
Just as words are made by combining letters, __ are made by combining atoms
Molecules
Compound molecules
A molecule is a chemical combination of two or more __ in definite (fixed) proportions:
Atoms
Elements
Water is made from:
Hydrogen atoms
Oxygen atoms
Carbon atoms
Carbon dioxide is made from:
Hydrogen atoms
Oxygen atoms
Carbon atoms
Atmospheric oxygen and other chemical substances, such as ___, make up the air you breathe
Nitrogen
Water vapor
All of the above
Ozone is a __ made up of oxygen
Element
Elemental molecule
Compound molecule
Molecule
O2:
Oxygen
Ozone
O3:
Oxygen
Ozone
Ozone is a major component of smog and can be very dangerous. It contains __ atoms of the element oxygen
2
3
4
6
Chemical combinations of two or more atoms of different elements in definite (fixed) proportions:
Elements
Elemental molecules
Compound molecules
Molecules
Sodium chloride, common table salt, is an example:
Element
Elemental molecule
Compound molecule
Molecule
Each sodium chloride molecule contains one atom of the element sodium and one atom of the element chlorine
True
False
A change in the form of a substance without the creation of a new substance:
Physical change
Chemical change
Reactive change
Substantive change
No chemical reactions are involved and no new chemicals are formed:
Physical change
Chemical change
Reactive change
Substantive change
Solid ice melting into water, and then converting into steam when heat is applied:
Physical change
Chemical change
Reactive change
Substantive change
When nail polish is applied onto nails and the solvent evaporates, forming a layer or film on the nail:
Physical change
Chemical change
Reactive change
Substantive change
A change in the chemical composition or makeup of a substance:
Physical change
Chemical change
Reactive change
Substantive change
The change is caused by reactions that create new substances, usually by combining or subtracting certain elements:
Physical change
Chemical change
Reactive change
Substantive change
The creation of water through acid-alkaline neutralization is a:
Physical change
Chemical change
Reactive change
Substantive change
Characteristics that can be determined without a reaction and don’t involve a change in the substance:
Chemical properties
Physical properties
Pure substances
Physical properties include:
Color
Solubility
Odor
Density
Physical properties include:
Melting point
Boiling point
Hardness
Glossiness
Characteristics that can be determined only by a reaction and involve a change in the substance:
Chemical properties
Physical properties
Pure substances
Physical mixtures
Examples of chemical properties include the ability of:
Iron to rust
Wood to burn
Hair to change color through the use of haircolor and hydrogen peroxide
A chemical combination of matter in fixed proportions:
Chemical property
Physical property
Pure substance
Physical mixture
Water and salt are examples of a __, with atoms in set proportions:
Chemical property
Physical property
Pure substance
Physical mixture
Most substances exist in a pure state
True
False
Air contains ___, this an example of a physical mixture
Nitrogen
Carbon dioxide
Water vapor
A physical combination of matter in any proportion:
Chemical property
Physical property
Pure substance
Physical mixture
Salt water is an example of a:
Chemical property
Physical property
Pure substance
Physical mixture
Most of the products that beauty professionals use are a:
Chemical property
Physical property
Pure substance
Physical mixture
Pure distilled water, ammonia, salt, and aspirin:
Elements
Compounds
Uniform mixtures
Non-uniform mixtures
