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Rank ⇵Element ⇵Symbol ⇵Percentage by Mass ⇵
1Oxygen (O)46.6%Earth's Crust
2Silicon (Si)27.7%Earth's Crust
3Aluminum (Al)8.1%Earth's Crust
4Iron (Fe)5.0%Earth's Crust
5Calcium (Ca)3.6%Earth's Crust
6Sodium (Na)2.8%Earth's Crust
7Potassium (K)2.6%Earth's Crust
8Magnesium (Mg)2.1%Earth's Crust
9Titanium (Ti)0.44%Earth's Crust
10Hydrogen (H)0.14%Earth's Crust
11Phosphorus (P)0.10%Earth's Crust
12Manganese (Mn)0.09%Earth's Crust
13Fluorine (F)0.06%Earth's Crust
14Barium (Ba)0.04%Earth's Crust
15Carbon (C)0.02%Earth's Crust
16Sulfur (S)0.03%Earth's Crust
17Strontium (Sr)0.03%Earth's Crust
18Zirconium (Zr)0.016%Earth's Crust
19Chlorine (Cl)0.014%Earth's Crust
20Vanadium (V)0.012%Earth's Crust
21Chromium (Cr)0.010%Earth's Crust
22Rubidium (Rb)0.009%Earth's Crust
23Nickel (Ni)0.008%Earth's Crust
24Zinc (Zn)0.007%Earth's Crust
25Copper (Cu)0.006%Earth's Crust
26Cerium (Ce)0.006%Earth's Crust
27Neodymium (Nd)0.004%Earth's Crust
28Lanthanum (La)0.003%Earth's Crust
29Yttrium (Y)0.003%Earth's Crust
30Cobalt (Co)0.002%Earth's Crust
31Scandium (Sc)0.002%Earth's Crust
32Niobium (Nb)0.002%Earth's Crust
33Nitrogen (N)0.0019%Earth's Crust
34Gallium (Ga)0.0019%Earth's Crust
35Lithium (Li)0.0017%Earth's Crust
36Lead (Pb)0.0014%Earth's Crust
37Praseodymium (Pr)0.0009%Earth's Crust
38Thorium (Th)0.0009%Earth's Crust
39Boron (B)0.0009%Earth's Crust
40Samarium (Sm)0.0007%Earth's Crust
41Gadolinium (Gd)0.0006%Earth's Crust
42Erbium (Er)0.0003%Earth's Crust
43Argon (Ar)0.0003%Earth's Crust
44Ytterbium (Yb)0.0003%Earth's Crust
45Uranium (U)0.0002%Earth's Crust
46Tungsten (W)0.0001%Earth's Crust
47Tin (Sn)0.0002%Earth's Crust
48Molybdenum (Mo)0.0001%Earth's Crust
49Beryllium (Be)0.0002%Earth's Crust
50Arsenic (As)0.0001%Earth's Crust
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