Ocean Composition: Understanding the Most Abundant Element

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Ocean Composition: Understanding the Most Abundant Element

The most common element in the ocean is oxygen.

While water (H₂O) is the most abundant substance, it's a compound, not an element. Oxygen makes up about 86% of the mass of water.

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