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The thermodynamic equilibrium constant for a specified acid-dissociation reaction, distinguished from concentration quotients and condition-dependent apparent constants.
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An acid–base equilibrium can be summarized by a thermodynamic or conditional dissociation constant only with reaction, standard state, solvent, temperature, ionic medium, and activity convention specified.
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