You're on the right path. M = mols/L so mols = M x L
You know M and L, calculate mols KNO3. Since there is 1 mol nitrate ion in 1 mol KNO3, then mols NO3^- = mols KNO3.
How many moles of nitrate ions are present in 24.0mL of a 2.93M solution of potassium nitrate?
I'm thinking this is some form of unit conversion problem I know that M= molarity which is mol/L how ever I am confused on how to set this up and input information or if I'm on the wrong track.
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