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There are many, many elements in the human body, the most common of which is Carbon, as we are carbon based life forms. There is also a lot of oxygen present in the form of oxides, and other elements such as iron in haemoglobin (present in blood) and phosphorus in DNA.
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How many elements are in the human body?
there are 25 elements in the human body.
Illustrate how elements are utilized in the human body and in industry?
Illustrate how elements are utilized in the human body and in industry? Illustrate how elements are utilized in the human body and in industry?
How many elements in the human body?
The body contains 27 elements
Select the elements which are considered trace elements in the human body?
Elements in the human body which are considered trace elements are:Lithium - LiStrontium - SrAluminium - AlSilicon - SiLead - PbVanadium - VBromine - BrArsenic - As
Are elements in the human body in their pure form?
These elements exist as compounds.
Four elements that comprise over 95 of the human body are .?
Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen and Nitrogen are the 4 elements that make up >95% of the human body.
What is the elements that make up the human body?
water
What are the three elements?
Hey man the three trace elements in the human body are:IronCopperZinc
Can elements be created in the body?
No, it is impossible. It is impossible for elements (matter) to be created by a human. The only new elements that are formed are in the center of stars where atomic nuclei merge. The human body does, however, take many elements and form numerous compounds.
What are the three important compounds in the human body?
The human body consist of many different elements, but the three main elements are:Oxygen (65%)Carbon (18%)Hydrogen (10%)
What are elements needed in the human body?
The human body is comprised of at least 60 different elements, with oxygen (65%), carbon (18%) and hydrogen (10%) constituting the biggest parts.
Where do the elements in the human body tend to be located on the table?
metals
