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What colour are VPS adhesive and what are they used with

Polyvinyl siloxane and polyether impression materials

What colour are rubber base adhesive and what are they used with

Brown and used with rubber base impression materials

What colour are silicone adhesives and what are they used with

Orange - pink used with silicone impression materials

What is a gelatinous substance called

Colloid

Which Impressions is a hydrocolloid used for

Preliminary and Final

What are the two types of hydrocolloid

Irreversible which is changed by chemical factors,


and reversible which is changed by thermal factors

What are the 6 main components of alginate

Potassium alginate


calcium sulphate


Trisodium phosphate


diatomaceous earth


zinc oxide


potassium titanium fluoride

Prevent interference with the setting in the surface strength of the product used when making the model

Potassium titanium fluoride

Adds bulk to the material

Zinc oxide

A filler that adds bulk to to the material

Diatomaceous earth

Added to slow down the reaction time for mixing

Trisodium phosphate

Reacts with the potassium alginate to form the gel

Calcium sulphate

Derived from seaweed, is used as a thickening agent, used in some ice creams

Potassium alginate

What do hydrocolloid have difficulty with standing

Tensile stress, tearing, and elastic strain, stretching.

What can a slight change in the surroundings do to an impression

Cause dimensional change and distort

Alginate impression materials must be poured up within how long

One hour of taking the impression

Absorption of water causing an object to swell

Imbibition

Loss of water causing something to shrink

Syneresis

How do you store an impression

In a plastic biohazard bag covered with a slightly moistened towel