Kw (The Dissociation Constant of Water)

Kw is a specific equilibrium constant which describes the dissociation of water. It is very helpful when converting back and forth between hydronium concentration and hydroxide concentration.
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Kw = [H+][OH-]
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K × [H2O] = Kw

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