What does the value of say about the extent to which water molecule react with themselves?
A)Because the value of is so small, the extent to which water ionizes is quite large.
B)Because the value of is so small, the extent to which water ionizes is quite small.
C)Water molecules react with themselves at a constant rate, never increasing or decreasing.
D)When an acid is added to water, the value of will decrease.

Question

What does the value of  say about the extent to which water molecule react with themselves?
A)Because the value of is so small, the extent to which water ionizes is quite large. 
B)Because the value of is so small, the extent to which water ionizes is quite small. 
C)Water molecules react with themselves at a constant rate, never increasing or decreasing. 
D)When an acid is added to water, the value of will decrease.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The given value is a random hexadecimal number that has no relation to the extent of water molecule reactions. Therefore, option A, C, and D are incorrect. Option B is the most appropriate answer as it states that the value is small which suggests that the extent to which water ionizes is quite small.

What Does the Value of Say About the Extent