Question

Where do the elements in the human body tend to be located on the table?

Answer 1

Answer:

Left Side of Periodic Table

Explanation:

Search up Periodic table with pictures and their is some human symbols on the left side :D

Answer 2

The elements in the human body tend to be located in group 1 (hydrogen), group 2 (calcium), group 14 (carbon), group 15 (phosphorous and nitrogen), and group 16 (oxygen).

• There are 6 elements dominating its presence in the human body.
• The elements are oxygen, hydrogen, nitrogen, calcium, carbon, and phosphorous.
• Almost 99% of the human mass is made up of these 6 elements.
• The remaining 0.85% is composed of 5 elements and they are potassium, chlorine, magnesium, sodium, and sulfur.
• All these elements mentioned above are equally important for the normal function of the human body.