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0.050 M solution of sodium meta-toluate (NaTol) has a pH of 8.47. What is the Kb of meta-toluate ion? What is the Ka of meta-toluic acid(HTol)?

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A 0.050 M solution of sodium meta-toluate (NaTol) has a pH of 8.47.

What is the K_b of meta-toluate ion?
What is the K_aof meta-toluic acid(HTol)?

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