@salonboss.co: WHY DOES GEL BURN IN THE LAMP? In a lamp, under the UV or LED, the liquid oligomer polymerizes, forming a solid. The solidification reaction is exothermic (occurs with the release of heat), since any base contains photoinitiators(a photoinitiator is a molecule that creates reactive species when exposed to UV. Synthetic photoinitiators are key components in photopolymers ) and oligomers. Photoinitiators under the action of UV or LED absorb light quanta and generate free radicals, which react with unsaturated oligomers, providing hardening. The more photoinitiators, the faster the polymerization process and the more the material cures. WHAT FACTORS AFFECT GEL BURNING? 1. ���The thicker the layer, the more heat is released during polymerization. 2. ���Thin and damaged nails are more susceptible to burning. 3. ���Transparent gel cures more strongly than camouflaging ones, since the light flow through the transparent material passes faster. 4. ���The more powerful the lamp, the faster the gel polymerizes and the more heat is released. 5. ���The more photoinitiators in the composition, the stronger it burns. 6. ���The lower the client’s pain threshold, the stronger the base burns. 7. ���The female cycle also affects the susceptibility to heat. #naileducation #nailtechinfo #nailfacts #polymerization #gelnails #salonboss.co #salonboss

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