WATTS THAT?
OHM
RESISTANCE
ENERGY PER SECOND
WHAT IS A BATTERY
Stores electrochemical energy and converts it to electrical energy when a piece of equipment or load is connected and turned on.
WHAT IS A CONDUCTOR
Any material that conducts electricity, meaning that electricity will pass through the material easily.
list two examples of conductors
Metals, such as copper, tap water, rive water, lake water, zinc brass, carbon
VOLT
PRESSURE
KILLOWATT
1000 WATTS
WHAT IS A LOAD
The technical term for any appliance that requires electricity in order to work.
WHAT IS AN INSULATOR (NONCONDUCTOR)
A material that does not transmit electricity
SMALLEST UNIT OF SUBSTANCE (MATTER) THAT CAN BE DIVIDED INTO ATOMS WITHOUT LOSING ITS BASIC PROPERTIES
AMP
STRENGTH
HERTZ
FREQUENCY
Define polarity
refers to the poles of an electrical current, either positive or negative. T
The movement of electrons from one atom to another along a conductor.
DEFINE IONIZATION
THE PROCESS OF REMOVING OR ADDING ELECTRONS TO AN ATOM SYSTEM
MILLIAMPERE
1/1000TH OF AN AMP
ANODE
POSITIVE ELECTRODE
WHAT ARE THE TWO MOST COMMON FREQUENCIES USED FOR ELECTROLYSIS MACHINES?
27.12 megahertz, and 13.56 megahertz
Define electric current
The flow of electricity along a conductor.
BONUS QUESTION: YOU ARE PERFORMING ELECTROLYSIS USING THE BLEND METHOD ON THE PATIENTS RIGHT SIDE. HOW DO WE PREPARE THE CLIENT ELECTRODE?
THE ELECTRODE IS WRAPPED IN WET GUAZE OR DAMP SPONGE. THE PATIENT HOLDS THE ELECTRODE IN THEIR RIGHT HAND TO ENSURE THE SHORTEST ELECTRICAL PATH.
COULOMB
MEASUREMENT OF ELECTRICAL CHARGE
CATHODE
NEGATIVE ELECTRODE
WHAT IS THE NEWEST FREQUENCY USED BY SIHLOUETTE TONE XHD DEVICE
6.78 MEGAHERTZ
List three examples of nonconductors/insulators
Rubber, silk, wood, glass, Pure (distilled) water is a poor conductor and cement
BONUS QUESTION:WHAT ARE THREE WEBSITES TO PURCHASE ELECTROLYSIS SUPPLIES?
PRESTIGE
AESTHETIC SYSTEMS USA
SIHLOUETTE TONE