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In the Universe at large there is mostly Hydrogen a little Helium much less of everything else.

Isotope Mass fraction in parts per million

Hydrogen: 705,700

Helium: 275,200

Oxygen: 5,920

Carbon: 3,032

Atom fraction in parts per million

Hydrogen: 909,964

Helium: 88,714

Oxygen: 16 477

Carbon: 12 326

On Earth in the upper crust of our planet Oxygen is the most common element, Hydrogen is in fifth place, and Carbon in 11th.

In our bodies the percentages are:

Element Percent by mass

Oxygen 65

Carbon 18

Hydrogen 10

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