The Periodic Table says metals so I'm going with that if you know what it is and i am wrong
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3.5%
only 9 1/2 % make over 100,000.00 a year
12 over 50 as a percent is 24%.
99 over 100 as a percent = 99%
57 percent
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carbon compounds
The elements carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen are contained in 80 percent of known compounds.
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There are currently over 118 known chemical elements on Earth, which make up all substances in existence. Additionally, countless compounds and mixtures can form from these elements, further increasing the number of substances known to exist on Earth.
The three gases that make up over 99.9 percent of the air are nitrogen (about 78 percent), oxygen (about 21 percent), and argon (about 0.9 percent).
Four over nineteen equals 21%. This is known as math.
less than 31 percent of all americans make $50000
Do the is over the of and the percent over the 100. Make it a proportion. So 189 is the of and the is is 147.85. Is over of cross multiply with x over 100
A relatively small number of elements, around 90 out of the over 100 naturally occurring elements on the periodic table, are used to make up millions of compounds. This is due to the unique chemical properties of these elements, which allow for a wide variety of combinations and bonds to form between them, resulting in the vast number of compounds that exist.
Over 50 million carbon-containing (organic) compounds are known so far. In addition, 90% of the new compounds discovered or synthesized each year are also organic. The list is growing.