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Potassium Symbol Copy Paste
Copy the potassium symbol K⁺ and related electrolyte notation for medical, chemistry, cardiology, and renal notes.
- Unicode
- U+004B U+207A
- Main use
- Potassium ion
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Meaning and formatting
What this symbol means
The potassium ion with a single positive charge.
| Symbol | K⁺ |
|---|---|
| Unicode code point | U+004B U+207A |
| HTML | K⁺ |
| LaTeX | — |
| Plain-text name | Potassium ion |
Usage notes
Important distinctions
- K is the element symbol for potassium; K⁺ denotes a potassium ion with a single positive charge.
- Trend arrows beside K⁺ need a stated context or value and should not be treated as clinical guidance.
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How do I copy the potassium symbol?
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Why is potassium written as K⁺?
Potassium commonly forms an ion with a single positive charge. Its chemical symbol comes from the Latin name kalium, giving K⁺.