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At certain temperature the `K_(w)` of `D_(2)`,O is `10^(=-16)` M. Then the pD of pure `D_(2)`,O at that temperature is

A

7

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16

C

8

D

6

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C

` K_w " of " D_2O =10 ^(-16) , [D^(+) ] [OD^(-)] = 10 ^(-16) `
` [D^(+) ]= 10^(-8) M rArr P^(D) = 8`
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