thanks for that, indeed, maybe I should instead ask
for the chemical composition of a 8 month embryo ?
I'll post the point of it when Ive sorted it out, patience, my friend :)
did you see any flaws in the list as it is now ?
thanks,
Jonathan
"Artem Evdokimov" <AEVDOKIMOZ at cinci.rr.com> schreef in bericht
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> It's going to be the larger part of the periodic table if you look hard
> enough. Also, your composition would greatly depend on what external
> environment has the person been exposed to - even in the most basic
> elements, for example dehydration will change all the ratios.
>> What's the point of this, I am curious ?
>> A.G.E.
> "j" <vdspek at xs4all.nl> wrote in message
> news:3e182545$0$49109$e4fe514c at news.xs4all.nl...> > I am interested to find all ingredients for a human body;
> > Ive come up with this list from madsci.org, can anyone
> > point out any flaws, or refine this list ? I would like to
> > have a complete recipe.
> >
> > Oxygen 65.0%
> > Carbon 18.5%
> > Hydogen 9.5%
> > Nitrogen 3.2%
> >
> > Calcium 1.5%
> > Phosphorus 1.0%
> > Potassium 0.4%
> > Sulfur 0.3%
> > Sodium 0.2%
> > Chlorine 0.2%
> > Magnesium 0.1%
> > Iodine 0.1%
> > Iron 0.1%
> >
> > < 0.5 %
> > Chromium
> > Cobalt
> > Copper
> > Fluorine
> > Manganese
> > Molybdenum
> > Selenium
> > Tin
> > Vanadium
> > Zinc
> >
> > thanks !
> >
> > Jonathan
> >
> >
> >
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