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Solvent water is omitted from equilibrium constant expressions because its concentration remains nearly constant.
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COMMON KNOWLEDGE
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Solvent water is omitted from equilibrium constant expressions because its concentration remains nearly constant as a pure liquid, making it a standard definition in chemical thermodynamics that requires no citation.

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The claim states a fundamental, definitional principle of chemical equilibrium regarding the exclusion of pure liquid solvents from equilibrium constant expressions. This is a foundational concept taught in introductory chemistry and is trivially true by definition, classifying it as common knowledge.

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