[matthewescalona]

Hello,
Could you guys help me with these coordination compound equations
Under the assumption that the dichlorosilver ion is formed

Is it right to split this into two equations
AgNO3(aq) + HCl(aq) -> AgCl(s) + HNO3(aq)
AgCl(s) + HCl (aq) -> [AgCl2]- (aq or s?) + H+(aq)

Then I am having trouble figuring out what occurs after the addition of water

[AgCl2]- + H2O(l) ->

Much appreciated. 

[Hunter2]

I dont think this will happen, what you described. This takes place Ag + Cl^- => AgCl (s). It precipitates. There is no [AgCl₂]^- existing. And if then [AgCl₂]^- => AgCl + Cl^- in aqueous solution.

[AWK]

In concentrated chloride solution this complex can be formed. Stronger complex is formed with bromide, the strongest with iodide - so strong that elemental silver dissolves in concentrated HI with vigorous hydrogen production (+ HAgI₂).

[Borek]

According to tables:

[tex]\frac {[AgCl_2^-]}{[Ag^+][Cl^-]^2} = 10^{5.25}[/tex]