You are given 6 mL of a solution that contains silver, lead (II), and copper (II) ions. The molarity of each ion is 0.10 M. If 0.5 mL of 6M HCI solution is added, calculate the equilibrium concentration of each ion including hydronium and chloride ion. Assume volumes are additive. Write BCA and ICE tables if needed.

You are given 6 mL of a solution that contains silver, lead (II), and copper (II) ions. The molarity of each ion is 0.10 M. If 0.5 mL of 6M HCI solution is added, calculate the equilibrium concentration of each ion including hydronium and chloride ion. Assume volumes are additive. Write BCA and ICE tables if needed.

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