Option A: Low thermal conductivity
Option B: High flow property
Option C: Degradation is presence of moisture
Option D: Remain distortion free up to 72 hrs. pouring can be safely delayed
Correct Answer: Low thermal conductivity ✔
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Option A: Mercaptan
Option B: Silicone
Option C: Reversible hydrocolloid
Option D: A and B
Correct Answer: A and B ✔
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Option A: Metallic oxide paste
Option B: Silicone impression material
Option C: Reversible hydrocolloid
Option D: Impression plaster
Correct Answer: Metallic oxide paste ✔
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Option A: Increase gel strength
Option B: Prevent syneresis
Option C: Prevent distortion
Option D: Wash off saliva on impression
Correct Answer: Wash off saliva on impression ✔
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Option A: Agar
Option B: Alginic acid
Option C: Gelatin
Option D: alginate
Correct Answer: Agar ✔
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Option A: Impression plaster
Option B: Hydrocolloids
Option C: Elastomer
Option D: Impression compound
Correct Answer: Hydrocolloids ✔
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Option A: Adding a drop of eugenol
Option B: Adding a drop of water
Option C: Cooling the glass slab
Option D: Altering ratio of two pastes
Correct Answer: Cooling the glass slab ✔
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Option A: Less compressive than alginate
Option B: More compressive than alginate
Option C: As compressive as alginate
Option D: More compressive than hydrocolloids
Correct Answer: Less compressive than alginate ✔
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Option A: Reversible hydrocolloid
Option B: Mercaptan impression material
Option C: Zinc Phosphate cement
Option D: Zinc oxide-eugenol
Correct Answer: Mercaptan impression material ✔
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Option A: Oral mucosal tissues
Option B: Dental hard tissues
Option C: Oral mucosal tissues and dental hard tissues
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Oral mucosal tissues ✔
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Option A: Seen as water loss
Option B: Water absorption
Option C: Shrinkage
Option D: Gelation
Correct Answer: Seen as water loss ✔
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Option A: Agar-agar
Option B: Alginate
Option C: Zinc oxide eugenol
Option D: Plaster of paris
Correct Answer: Agar-agar ✔
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Option A: Marcaptan group
Option B: Hydroxyl group
Option C: Silane group
Option D: Virryl group
Correct Answer: Hydroxyl group ✔
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Option A: Moisture absorption
Option B: Temperature lag between gelation and liquefaction temperature
Option C: Phenomenon of conversion of gel into sol
Option D: All of the above
Correct Answer: Temperature lag between gelation and liquefaction temperature ✔
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Option A: Adding a small amount of glycerine
Option B: Adding a small amount of water
Option C: Altering the amounts of the two pastes used
Option D: Cooling mixing slab
Correct Answer: Adding a small amount of water ✔
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All of the following statements about Type II silicon impression material are true EXCEPT__________?
Option A: They evolve hydrogen when cast if they are not fully cured
Option B: They exhibit a very low setting shrinkage
Option C: They have a lower tear resistance than polysulphide rubbers
Option D: They set by condensation polymerisation
Correct Answer: They set by condensation polymerisation ✔
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Option A: Chemical reaction
Option B: Cold
Option C: Heat
Option D: Pressure
Correct Answer: Chemical reaction ✔
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