The abundances of oxygen and nitrogen were investigated for eleven Hya
des F type main-sequence stars, based on the line-profile of O I (+Fe
I) 8446 and the equivalent-widths of NI 8629/8683, in order to examine
whether any conspicuous abundance deficiency exists for O and N at T-
off similar to 6700 K similar to that observed for Li, since its possi
bility was suggested by the diffusion interpretation of this ''Li-chas
m''. It turned out, however, that the abundances appear to be nearly i
ndependent of T-eff (and upsilon(c) sin i) for both O and N, without s
howing any apparent dip larger than similar to 0.2 dex (for O) or simi
lar to 0.3 dex (for N), being consistent with the results of Garcia-Lo
pez et al.'s (1993, AAA 58.114.068) study for oxygen. This may indicat
e that the diffusion process alone is probably not responsible for the
origin of the Li-gap. Regarding the averaged O and N abundances in th
ese Hyades F stars, a moderate N-excess by similar to 0.3 dex relative
to the Sun was suggested (though not definite), with oxygen being nea
rly normal.