Matter consists primarily of EMPTY space. When one calculates the volume of the nucleus of an atom and then calculates the volume of the same atom within it's exterior shell, you will find that there is a lot of empty space inside of the exterior shell. If you are going to measure things for comparison (e.g.; "consists primarily of") you must use a single scale of measure that is equally applicable to all elements.
You can not do this when you are attempting to measure volume, mass, and energy. This is one of those numerous cases in science where you must first define your terminology and then justify your answer.
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