Question

Is there more hydrogen or oxygen or nitrogen in the ocean

Answer 1

um definitely the wrong section :/

Answer 2

but anyways here you go
The principle substance in seawater is water, two hydrogen atoms covalently bonded to one oxygen atom, forming a highly polar molecule by the unequal distribution of the shared electrons and resulting in a negative pole at the oxygen atom and two positive poles at the hydrogen atoms. It is this polarity that makes water so unique and gives it a great ability to act as a solvent.

Answer 3

so its probably more hydrogen but im not an expert

Answer 4

I GUESS HYDROGEN CUZ 2 MOLECULES OF HYDROGEN COMBINES WITH 1 MOLECULE OF OXYGEN.......BUT, NEITHER AM I AN EXPERT