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Suppose a nanotechnological innovation allows every single charged ion to be precisely identified and removed from a small volume of water. which of the following describes ka for the water at the end of the process, assuming that the filtered water is given adequate time to re-equilibrate?
a. 0.
b. 1.
c. 10^-7.
d. 10^-14.

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