Explain papaverine hydrochloride is a weak acid

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Papaverine hydrochloride (C20H21NO4HCl) is a weak acid. It is used in medicine as a muscle relaxant. A 0.205 M solution of papaverine hydrochloride has a pH = 3.31. Find the Ka of papaverine hydrochloride.

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