Kw - Ionic product of water

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Thanks It cleared all my doubts regarding Kw that how it's a constant!👍

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Why does that assumption matter so much? When calculating Kc are we assuming that the concentrations of H and OH- have a negligible increase since [H20] has a negligible decrease?

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[@oneinabillion654]

Hi, I want to ask. Why is PH = - log [H+] and not - log [OH-]

[@dollsfunandaestheticgirl511]

PH =-log [H+] for acids POH =-log[OH-] for bases

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Siry sir but your resolution is extremely low to a point where im only seeing blur letters

[@staceyii7366]

Thanks! i have a question... Is Kw consistent as 10*-14 in 25° only, or will it change by changing the temperature?

[@tonystarkdeservedbetter]

I'm sorry for answering this 2 years later but I hope this can still help you or anyone else. The reaction H20 - - - - - > H+ + OH- is an endothermic reaction therefore when temperature increases the equilibrium shifts to the right hence the concentration of the products increases. as kw is directly proportional to the concentration of the products it will also increase. So basically although it's a constant it will vary with temperature, an increase in temperature will increase the value of kw and a decrease in temperature will decrease the value of kw. Hope this helps :)

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[@santhandevid6378]

Why always 10^(-14) at 25?