Question

The ion product of water:


varies with pH
is only applicable to neutral water
remains constant regardless of the pH
ranges between 1.0 and 10^-14

Answer 1

Water is composed of H and OH
The rule was, if anything starts with H + Not-metal is acid
Anything ends with OH, is a base.

Answer 2

And water is always neutral, it means that there's the same amount of H+ and OH- (10^-7) each.

Answer 3

@seashell: What do YOU think?

I am afraid the above statements can be misleading.

Answer 4

How come? D:

Answer 5

@zepp: your second statement (though true) can be understood as an approval for answer B) in seashell's question.

Answer 6

Um, true, ion product also applies to other stuffs too, like liquid ammonia :|

Answer 7

soo does it remain constant regardless of pH??

Answer 8

Definitely!