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refining composition of a human being

Artem Evdokimov AEVDOKIMOZ at cinci.rr.com
Sun Jan 5 16:57:48 EST 2003


I think the list is just as good or just as bad as it can be - you can't
really state *exactly* but you can always use the word 'average' instead.

Anyway, why do you need this ?

Artem

"j" <vdspek at xs4all.nl> wrote in message
news:3e1895ea$0$49108$e4fe514c at news.xs4all.nl...
> 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 ?
>

> > > 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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