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I can tell you one thing for certain: hydrocarbons aren't elements. They're made of hydrogen and carbon, both of which are elements themselves.
According to Education.com, the hydrosphere is made of oxygen at 86 percent, hydrogen at 11 percent and other elements totalling 3 percent.
when u split water you use electrolysis which is an electric current through water. the hydrogen and oxygen atoms are split and they rise to the top
carbon monoxide
H2O > H2 > He
Oxygen and Hydrogen
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I can tell you one thing for certain: hydrocarbons aren't elements. They're made of hydrogen and carbon, both of which are elements themselves.
Ex.: neptunium, deuterium (isotope of H)
According to Education.com, the hydrosphere is made of oxygen at 86 percent, hydrogen at 11 percent and other elements totalling 3 percent.
Three other elements that make up most organic compounds are: 1. NITROGEN 2. HYDROGEN 3. OXYGEN
atoms Edit: Atoms and elements are two different things, an elements basic form is an atom. The most common elements found in carbon based molecules besides carbon are Oxygen, Hydrogen, and Nitrogen. However, there are others depending on the molecule.
The base non-metals, including: Carbon, Nitrogen, Sulfur, Florine, Phosphorus, and Chlorine. There are others but these are the most common.
The periodic table lists the elements and not compounds. Butane, C4H10, is an organic molecule / compound and hence is not present on the periodic table. The elements that make up butane (carbon and hydrogen) are present on the periodic table. Carbon: group 14, period 2 Hydrogen: group 1, period 1 Besides, group 2 elements are alkaline earth metals.
Hydrogen and oxygen Water is the most common molecule, between 55 and 65% of our mass. Hydrogen accounts for 63% of our atoms, but oxygen accounts for 65% of our mass. (Both hydrogen and oxygen are part of many other molecules besides water.)
Hydrogen and oxygen Water is the most common molecule, between 55 and 65% of our mass. Hydrogen accounts for 63% of our atoms, but oxygen accounts for 65% of our mass. (Both hydrogen and oxygen are part of many other molecules besides water.)
Stars are scattered all across our universe but guess what? there are no stars in our solar system besides the sun!