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antihydrogen

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an·ti·hy·dro·gen  (nt-hdr-jn, nt-)
n.
The antimatter equivalent of hydrogen.
antihydrogen  (nt-hdr-jn, nt-)
The antimatter that corresponds to hydrogen. Antihydrogen has been useful in studies of the relationship between matter and antimatter, because its matter equivalent (hydrogen) is one of the most studied and most well understood forms of matter.


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