Questions 40-45 refer to thesame weak base/strong acid(WB/SA) titration. Prior to thebeginning of the titration, therewere 0.0280 moles of pyridinepresent. The Kp of pyridine is1.7 x 10-9.(Q40) A 40.00 mL solution of0.700 M pyridine (C5H5N) isbeing titrated with 1.05 Mhydrochloric acid (HCI). What isthe solution pH before thetitration begins?

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