Chemistry, 05.02.2021 02:50, marialuis2732

Why is it important to know the temperature of the water when dealing with ions in an aqueous solution?

Water does not ionize at higher temperatures.

Water becomes very acidic when at low temperatures.

Temperature affects the concentration of water.

The ionization constant of water is usually given at 25 °C.

Water at a higher temperature will produce more ions than water at a lower temperature.

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