Structure of the skin layer
In the adult body, the skin weighs up to 10886g.
Structure of the skin layer
In the adult body, the skin weighs up to 10886g.The human body is made up of many chemical elements. The most abundant elements are oxygen, carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, calcium, phosphorus, sulfur, potassium, chloride and sodium. Of these, O, C, H, N, Ca accounted for the majority. Some people weigh 70 kg, few think 45.5 kg is oxygen; 12.6 kg is carbon, 7 kg is hydrogen, 2.1 kg is nitrogen and 1 kg is calcium. There are also 700g of phosphorus, 175 g of sulfur, 140 g of potassium, 105 g of chloride and 105 g of sodium.