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Chemical Hair Bonds: An assessment
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Learners test their knowledge of chemical hair bonds after completing learning objects on the peptide, disulfide, salt, and hydrogen bonds.
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Created Date 08.28.20
Last Updated 08.31.20
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The peptide bond is formed when ___________ join together to form polypeptide chains.
The ____________ bond is the strongest chemical bond in the hair and should not be broken.
Salt bonds cause the hair to ____________ when alkaline substances are applied to it.
The _____________ are not broken by heat or water.
__________ and __________ atoms form hydrogen bonds.
The disulfide bond is also called a _____________ bond.
Permanent wave solution should not alter the _____________ bonds.
The bond formed by the attraction of negatively and positively charged amino acids is the _________ bond.
Hydrogen bonds are easily broken by ____________ or _______________.
__________________ and ____________________ break and rearrange the disulfide bonds.
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