Explain at what ph is the weak base pyridine

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At what pH is the weak base, pyridine, dissociated by 5%? Pyridine + H2O <---> Pyridium cation + OH- Kb = 1.71*10 ^-9 A. pH = 5.5 B. pH = 6.5 C. pH = 7.5 D. pH = 8.8 E. pH = 10.1

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