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Summary: Wondering what elements make up a human being? Learn about the elements in your body from our science presentation expert in this free video clip.

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Fiona Linke Fiona Linke is a Science teacher. She likes to share her knowledge with others because she feels that learning shouldn't stop once you leave the classroom. ... read more

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Elements that Make Up a Human Being

So there you have it, here's your presentation board. It's nice, simple it's easy, it's everything that you have that's in your neighborhood, that's around you. Remember the board you can get at a drug store, you can get it at an educational store. The periodic table of elements you can go ahead and get at an educational store. String, you can even ask your teacher if she has some or he has some but the main thing is, is how you note that everything in your everyday life is connected to the periodic table. Anything that you know of that exists in this world, remember, comes from this table or a combination of the table, for instance, if you looked at fertilizer you can see what fertilizer is made out of. You can see that it's made out of nitrogen, potassium, and you can see that it's made out of three different things. You can actually have people kind of touch your board to see how it's connected up. Here's your steel nail and you know that steel is a combination of two things from the periodic table of elements so there you have it.

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