the above reaction is....
4H2O 4H+ + 4OH-
From the above reaction we can say [H+]=[OH-], let say x
So for the above reaction equilibrium constant =
But the [H2O] will be neglected because its a pure liquid.
So now equilibrium constant will be = [H+]4*[OH-]4
=X4 * X4
=X8
also Kw = [H+]*[OH-] = 1.00 *10-14
OR, X * X =1.00*10-14
X2 = 1.00*10-14
Equilibrium constant = X8
= (X2)4
=(1.00*10-14)4
=1.00*10-56
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