Nail Enhancement Chemistry Quiz

Methacrylic acid is commonly used as a primer in nail enhancement to promote adhesion.

The main function of a nail primer in the application of acrylic nails is to promote adhesion.

A nail form in acrylic nail application is used to create an extension on the natural nail.

Acrylic artificial nails are generally considered more durable compared to gel nails.

The primary function of a sealer in the nail enhancement process is to seal and protect the finished nails.

The primary purpose of a monomer in acrylic nail enhancements is to provide adhesion.

Overexposure to UV light during gel nail enhancements can lead to yellowing of the nails.

Gel artificial nails are generally considered more flexible compared to acrylic nails.

The UV or LED lamp in the gel nail enhancement process is used to accelerate drying time.

Methacrylic acid is commonly found in the liquid (monomer) of acrylic nail products.

A nail dehydrator is used in the nail enhancement process to improve adhesion.

The hardness in a cured gel nail enhancement is attributed to the chemical component known as oligomer.

The odor associated with acrylic nail products is primarily due to the presence of the monomer.

The role of a topcoat in the nail enhancement process is to seal and protect the finished nails.

The curing time of gel nails is primarily determined by the amount of light exposure.