The pK hw for the autodeuterolysis of heavy water, D 2 O (the analog of autoprotolysis, but
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The pKhw for the autodeuterolysis of heavy water, D2O (the analog of autoprotolysis, but involving the transfer of a deuteron), is 13.83 at 30.°C. Assuming ΔHr° for this reaction to be independent of temperature and using information from Exercise 6.17, calculate ΔSr° for the autodeuterolysis reaction. Suggest an interpretation of the sign. Suggest a reason why the autodeuterolysis constant of heavy water differs from the autoprotolysis constant of ordinary water.
Exercise 6.17
The autoprotolysis constant, Khw, for heavy water, D2O, at 25°C is 1.35 * 10–15.
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