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Which of these equations correctly expresses the self - ionization of water?

Which of these equations correctly expresses the self - ionization of water?

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The self - ionization of water known also as autoionization of water, is a reaction of ionization in pure water or aqueous solution, in which a water molecule (H₂O), loses the nucleus of one of its hydrogen atoms to become an hydroxide ion OH⁻.

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The self - ionization of water known also as autoionization of water, is a reaction of ionization in pure water or aqueous solution, in which a water molecule (H₂O), loses the nucleus of one of its hydrogen atoms to become an hydroxide ion OH⁻.

In the other hand, the hydrogen nucleus, H⁺ inmediately protonates another water molecule to from hydronium (H₃O⁺).

This is an example of autoprotolysis and exemplifies the amphoteric behaviour of water.

The equation that express this self - ionization of water is :

H₂O + H₂O = H₃O⁺ + OH⁻

Otherwise, the heavy water D₂O self ionizes less than H₂O

The equation that expresses this self - ionization of heavy water is :

D₂O + D₂O = D₃O⁺ + OD⁻.

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Water self - ionization (also called water self - dissociation) is the chemical reaction in which two water molecules react to produce a hydronium ion (H3O + ) and a hydroxide ion (OH - ) : H2O - - - - > H + + OH - This is an example of autoprotolisis, and is based on the amphoteric nature of water.

Water, although pure, is not a simple collection of H2O molecules.

Even in "pure water", sensitive equipment can detect a very low conductivity of 0.

055 μS · cm - 1.

According to the Arrhenius theories, this is due to the presence of ions.

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