A solution is 0.0100 M in each of the metal ions in the following table:
| Metal sulfide | Kspa |
| FeS | 6×102 |
| NiS | 8×10-1 |
| PbS | 3×10-7 |
| CuS | 6×10-16 |
HCl is added to the solution so that the H3O+ concentration is 0.300 M. H2S gas is bubbled through the solution to attain a H2S concentration of 0.100 M. Predict which of the sulfides precipitate under the given conditions
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