Essential Cosmic Perspective Plus Mastering Astronomy with eText, The -- Access Card Package (7th Edition) (Bennett Science & Math Titles)
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Chapter 6, Problem 44EAP
History of the Elements. Our bodies (arid most living things) are made mostly of water (H20). Summarize the “history” of a typical hydrogen atom from its creation to Earths formation. Do the same for a typical oxygen atom. (Hint: Which elements were created in the Big Bang, and where were the others created?)
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