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Thermodynamics of ionization of D2O and D2PO 4

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The quotients for the ionization of D2O and the neutralization of D2PO 4 have been determined potentiometrically in 0.2m KCl from 50 to 300°C at the saturation pressure. By combination with the other data, analytical expressions for the dependence on temperature and ionic strength have been derived. Rounded values for the thermodynamic quantities for the ionization of D2O and the neutralization of D2PO 4 are given along with standard errors. The magnitude of the isotope effects is discussed in terms of the zero-point-energy approximation and the acid strength in light water.

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Mesmer, R.E., Herting, D.L. Thermodynamics of ionization of D2O and D2PO 4 . J Solution Chem 7, 901–912 (1978). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00645300

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