Question

"What is the [K+] when 55.3 g of potassium carbonate is dissolved in 1 L of solution?" what does this mean? [K+]?

Answer 1

Any context? Like where did you see it?

Answer 2

I just added in the question

Answer 3

Does it mean the molarity of Potassium>

Answer 4

I figured out the answer, but it was by guessing.

Answer 5

Oh, okay, we're talking elements here. [] means "concentration of". [H+] is concentration of hydronium ions, etc. SO looks like itd just be concentration of potassium ions. But yeah usually in reference to molarity.

Answer 6

Oh okay! Thank you :)

Answer 7

Yep :3