Here we have added the most common elements of the earth's seawater to the list of the most common elements of the earth's crust and the adundant elements of the cosmos.

'mcI' = most common Isotope
'SI' = Stable Isotope
Z element A 'mcI' 'mcI' % # of 'SI'
1 Hydrogen 1 99.985% 2
2 Helium 4 99.999863% 2
6 Carbon 12 98.89% 2
7 Nitrogen 14 99.634% 2
8 Oxygen 16 99.762% 3
10 Neon 20 90.48% 3
11 Sodium 23 100% 1
12 Magnesium 24 78.99% 3
13 Aluminum 27 100% 1
14 Silicon 28 92.23% 3
16 Sulfur 32 95.02% 4
17 Chlorine 35 75.77% 2
18 Argon 40 99.60% 3
19 Potassium 39 93.2581% 2
20 Calcium 39 96.941% 5
26 Titanium 48 73.8% 5
26 Iron 56 91.72% 4
35 Bromine 79 50.69% 2
-- Bromine 81 49.31% --
38 Strontium 88 82.58% 4
The chart I set up needed a color scheam. Many of the color codes in use presently are contrived to differenciate the isotopes that undergo beta decay as opposed to electron capture or positron emision so are inapropriate for my use here. One color code I ran across was simply guaged to half-life times and it I my wish to astablish this color scheam as convention. So I should now introduce you to it's author. Enter Chris Heilman

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