Temperature0 °CKw1.15x10-151.88x10-155°C10 °C2.97x10-154.57x10-156.88x10-151.01x10-1415°C20°C25°C30 °C1.46x10-142.07x10-142.88x10-143.94×10-1435°C40°C45°C50°C5.31x10-1475°C1.94×10-135.43x10-13100°C Use the table to calculate the pH of pure water atа. 0 °Сb.25 °Cс. 100 °С

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Temperature
0 °C
Kw
1.15x10-15
1.88x10-15
5°C
10 °C
2.97x10-15
4.57x10-15
6.88x10-15
1.01x10-14
15°C
20°C
25°C
30 °C
1.46x10-14
2.07x10-14
2.88x10-14
3.94×10-14
35°C
40°C
45°C
50°C
5.31x10-14
75°C
1.94×10-13
5.43x10-13
100°C

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а. 0 °С
b.25 °C
с. 100 °С

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