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A 44.20 mL sample of phenol (Ka=1.60x10-10) analyte with a concentration of 0.113 mol L-1 is titrated with a 0.113 mol L-1 solution of NaOH titrant. Determine the pH of the solution when the titration reaches the equivalence point.
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