article_snippet.sent: You might know that H20 is the chemical formula for water, but what about the chemistry of you?
article_snippet.sent: Dr Joe Hanson revealed that a 'human molecule' might contain 375 million atoms of hydrogen, 132 million atoms of oxygen and 85 million atoms of carbon.
article_snippet.sent: By comparison, a 'human molecule' contains just one atom of cobalt and three molecules of the metal molybdenum.
article_snippet.sent: When written out in full, a 'human molecule' would read: Co1 Mo3 Se4 Cr7
article_snippet.sent: The full list of elements that Dr Hanson says would be found in a human molecule if such a thing existed - each set of letters represent a chemical element and the numbers are the proporation of atoms in each 'molecule'
article_snippet.sent: Dr Hanson Hanson claims Dr Hanson formula, however, only represents the chemical make up of the human body at birth.
highlights_snippet.sent: Dr Joe Hanson calculated what a hypothetical single 'human molecule' might look like .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: a hypothetical single 'human molecule' would contain 375 million hydrogen atoms and 85 million carbon atoms .
  