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How does heavy water differ from light water in dissociation?
AIt is fully ionized
BIt never dissociates
CIt is less dissociated
DIt is more dissociated
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. It is less dissociated
At a given temperature D2O gives fewer D+ ions than light water gives H+ ions.
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