Is the source-superposition method applicable to power? In other words, if source 1 alone supplies power to a certain device and source 2 alone supplies power to the same device, will the two sources acting simultaneously supply power to the device?

Based on what we learned in lecture, Type the expected complete ground state configuration for the transition metal 46Pd . Type your answers in the provided space.  To make it easy to type, simply leave one space between each sublevel as shown, do not bother with superscripts, no need for commas or parentheses. This should not be an image or be typed with the equation editor. Complete means start with 1s2 2s2 etc…  

Kirkium is a made up metal element with a chemical symbol Km. The atomic mass of Km is 214.5 g/mol. The salt kirkium (III) hydroxide, Km(OH)3, is a slightly soluble salt that has a solubility product constant = 2.6×10-14.  You must show work in your upload for full credit. Enter your answers in E format, no spaces. Use correct sig figs! Do not enter units here but do show correct units in your upload.  A) Calculate the molar solubility of kirkium(III) ion in a saturated solution of Km(OH)3 dissolved in pure water. [s1] M B) Calculate the molar solubility of kirkium(III) ion in a saturated solution of Km(OH)3 dissolved in 0.040 M Ba(OH)2. [s2] M

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The exam consist of 10 multiple choice questions and 3 free response problems. For multiple choice questions: Choose the best answer For three free response problems: Solve all problems on a paper, scan /take picture and upload as pdf file.  *You can use your book, notes, and formula sheet during the exam* Formula Sheet

Pyrrolidine is a weak base with a Kb of 1.3×10-3.  A mixture of this base with its conjugate weak acid would make a buffer that would be most effective in the pH range of _________?

Based on what we have discussed in lecture, A. Draw on your written paper the condensed orbital diagram (arrows!) for the free ion 106Sg3+. Condensed = you must use the noble gas abbreviation. See the Periodic Table page. This will be graded manually on your written work. B. The number of unpaired electrons in Sg3+ is? Type your answer in the provided space.    

An indicator H2In is diprotic with pKInd1=5.4 and pKInd2 = 10.2. The colors of the related species are: H2In is red, HIn- is blue and In2- is yellow. What color would you expect to see if this indicator is added to a solution with a concentration of [H3O+] of 4.0×10-6 M?

1.6 Choose the correct answer:     Which facts, in the passage, show that something is not right with Bryan’s body? (1)

Consider the formation reaction shown using the metal Snapeium (symbol Sp) and monodentate ligand L: Sp+(aq)  + [n] L (aq) SpL[n]+ (aq)  A solution initially has concentrations of Sp+ = 0.1[a]0 M and L = 0.0[b] M. When concentrations become constant the concentration of SpL[n]+ was found to be 0.0[c]0 M.       Calculate the formation constant, Kf. You must show work for full credit in your upload. Enter your answer in decimal form with correct sig figs. If you have difficulty in Canvas not accepting your answer, make sure it’s clearly shown in your work upload.