Let c M be the initial concentration of [C6H5NH+3] and x be the degree of ionization.
PhNH2c(1−x)+H2O⇌PhNH+3cx+OH−cx
Kb=[PhNH+3][OH−][PhNH2]=(cx)(cx)c(1−x)=cx21−x
But x is very small. Hence, 1−x≈1.
Hence, Kb=cx2.
The degree of ionization of aniline, x=√Kbc=√4.3×10−100.001=6.56×10−4
[OH−]=cx=0.001×6.56×10−4=6.56×10−7M
[H+]=Kw[OH−]=10−146.56×10−7=1.52×10−8
pH=−log[H+]=−log1.52×10−8=7.818
Ka (conjugate base of aniline) =KwKb=10−144.3×104=2.32×10−5