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In the human body, the most abundant element is

(A) Carbon

(B) Calcium

(C) Nitrogen

(D) Oxygen

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In the human body, the most abundant element is (A) Carbon (B) Calcium (C) Nitrogen ..

Answer / guest

(D) Oxygen

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In the human body, the most abundant element is (A) Carbon (B) Calcium (C) Nitrogen ..

Answer / my donkey

(E) None of the above
Most of the body is composed of water (H20), each molecule
of which contains two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom.
Therefore, hydrogen is the most abundant (numerous) element
in the human body. However, since oxygen is much heavier
than hydrogen, it comprises a greater percentage of the
body's weight (about 65%) than does hydrogen (about 10%).

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In the human body, the most abundant element is (A) Carbon (B) Calcium (C) Nitrogen ..

Answer / francis alexander

As far as mass is concerned oxygen comprises a greater
percentage than of hydrogen.

For the above question, oxygen is the right answer.

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In the human body, the most abundant element is (A) Carbon (B) Calcium (C) Nitrogen ..

Answer / lalboi

(A) Carbon

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In the human body, the most abundant element is (A) Carbon (B) Calcium (C) Nitrogen ..

Answer / suchi

hydrogen

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