See pK on Wiktionary
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"Symbole du picokelvin, unité de mesure de température du Système international (SI), valant 10⁻¹² kelvin."
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"Le pH auquel des concentrations égales des formes acide et alcaline d’une substance dissoute sont présentes."
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"text": "Le pK de l’eau est 14 à 25 °C."
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"La constante de dissociation d’un électrolyte, exprimée sous la forme du logarithme décimal de son inverse."
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"Le pH auquel des concentrations égales des formes acide et alcaline d’une substance dissoute sont présentes."
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