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There are more hydrogen atoms in living organisms than any other atom, but oxygen is more abundant in terms of mass. Why is this statement true?

There are more hydrogen atoms in living organisms than any other atom, but oxygen is more abundant in terms of mass. Why is this statement true?
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There are more hydrogen atoms in living organisms than any other atom, but oxygen is more abundant in terms of mass.

Why is this statement true?

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This statement is true because the mass of hydrogen atoms is lower than oxygen atoms
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