What determines the magnitude of the equilibrium constant of the autoprotolysis reaction of water? #2H_2O(l) rightleftharpoons H_3O^+ + HO^(-).# #K_w=10^(-14).#
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The strength of the interatomic bond...........
Explanation:
And the stability of the particles formed by such dissociation.....
As you know water undergoes such dissociation, in a so-called autoprotolysis reaction.....
And the extent of this dissociation is very small.......
On the other hand, hydrogen chloride is a covalent molecule, that is supplied as a gas........
Because it can undergo protolysis, we would represent its dissolution in water as......
Even despite such dissociation the