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Re: Chemical elements in the human body

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Ken Goodey

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Friday, 16th Nov 2001 17:10

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Chris,

Five most common elements are oxygen (63%), carbon (19%), hydrogen (9%), nitrogen (5%), and calcium (1.5%). This is from an answer given to a distance learning student from a science education service based in the US, and available through this URL http://www.seps.org/oracle/oracle.archive/Life_Science.Biochem/2001.05/000989548844.1756.html

Ken.

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	Chemical elements in the human body
	What are all of the elements that are in the human body?

Chris Martin

14/11/01 11:52

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	Re: Chemical elements in the human body
	Chris, Five most common elements are oxygen (63%), carbon (19%), hydrogen (9%), nitrogen (5%), and calcium (1.5%). This is from ...

Ken Goodey

16/11/01 17:10

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