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On adding an acid in a sample of pure water at `25^(@)C` :

A

the ionic product of water becomes greater than `10^(14)M^(2)`

B

the ionic product of water remains `10^(-14)M^(2)`

C

`[H^(+)]` becomes greater than `[OH^(-)]`

D

`[OH^(-)]` becomes zero.

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