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GIVING MEDALS AND FAN About 75% of living matter is made up of which two essential chemicals? copper and carbon nitrogen and oxygen silicon and oxygen hydrogen and oxygen

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The vast majority of the mass of living creatures is composed of only a few elements: H hydrogen (in pretty much every molecule in living creatures) O oxygen (in pretty much every molecule in living creatures) C carbon (in all "organic molecules" -- pretty much every molecule in living creatures, except water) N nitrogen (in all amino acids and DNA) P phosphorus (in the phospholipids that compose cell membranes, and in DNA and a few other molecules -- but not in any protein) S sulphur (in 2 of the 22 amino acid) Na sodium Mg magnesium K potassium Ca calcium Cl clorine Generally most living creatures have 40% to 75% of their mass composed of water (H2O). All DNA is composed entirely of 5 elements: CHONP. All possible proteins can be composed from 6 elements: CHONS and Se. However, most proteins can be composed from only 4 elements: CHON. There are also a number of "trace elements" that, in small amounts (vitamins and dietary minerals), are essential for humans and other creatures: Se selenium (in 1 of the 22 amino acids, used in at least 20 human proteins) Mo molybdenum Cr Mn Fe iron, necessary for hemoglobin to work properly Co Ni Cu Zn I There are many other elements typically found in very small amounts in all living creatures. It is extremely difficult to construct an environment that excludes those elements sufficiently to conduct an experiment to see if creatures can live just fine without them, or if creatures need them as essential trace nutrients.

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The four elements that make up most of living matter are hydrogen, oxygen, carbon and nitrogen.

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The four elements that make up most of living matter are hydrogen, oxygen, carbon and nitrogen.

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