To start off your experiments in magnetism,you've decided to buy 423 moles ofwhichever elemental metal you decided on.Your supplier, an American smelter, lists thefollowing prices:· Fe: $0.10 /lb• Mn: $1.30/lbV: $19.21/lbHow much will it cost you to buy the 423moles you need to get started? Draw the electron energy/orbital diagram forthe following three transition metals. Basedon your drawing, identify which transitionmetal that would be best suited to be usedas a magnet from this list. *Be looking forunpaired electrons in your diagram!· Fe• Mn

1 pound =453gm If I start magnetism with Fe, Fe molecular weight =55.8 gm/mol We need 423 mole Fe. So 423×55.8 gm Fe = 23603gm Fe. =23603/453 lb = 52lb Cost- 1lb = $ 0.10 52lb =52×0.10=$5.2 Magnetism of a compound depends on unpaired electron. The no of unpaired electron is highest in Mn. So Mn Is best for magnetism.

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To start off your experiments in magnetism, you've decided to buy 423 moles of whichever elemental metal you decided on. Your supplier, an American smelter, lists the following prices: · Fe: $0.10 /lb • Mn: $1.30/lb V: $19.21/lb How much will it cost you to buy the 423 moles you need to get started?

To start off your experiments in magnetism, you've decided to buy 423 moles of whichever elemental metal you decided on. Your supplier, an American smelter, lists the following prices: · Fe: $0.10 /lb • Mn: $1.30/lb V: $19.21/lb How much will it cost you to buy the 423 moles you need to get started?

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