superdense

su·per·dense

 (so͞o′pər-dĕns′)
adj.
1. Of or relating to an extreme condition in which matter is forced into nonclassical states, as when gravity in a collapsing star crushes electrons and protons together to form neutrons.
2. Of or relating to a quantum computer-coding technique in which two qubits of information are transmitted using one qubit by means of quantum entanglement.
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superdense

(ˌsuːpəˈdɛns)
adj
(Astronomy) astronomy of or relating to an extreme condition in which matter is forced into nonclassical states, as when electrons are forced into protons, leaving only neutrons: superdense matter.
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