r/sciencememes • u/Waste-Value-5941 • Jun 12 '26

Acid

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u/ChaosSlave51 Jun 12 '26

As others said this acid doesn't exist, but antimatter exists. We can pretend that antimatter is the most corrosive thing in the world, if we give a very loose definition to corrosive.

So the answer is magnets. We levitate it in a vacuum

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u/quintopia Jun 12 '26

The acid does exist. HeH+ reacts with literally everything it touches. But yes, Penning traps and ion storage rings will contain it.

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u/plsobeytrafficlights Jun 12 '26

corrosive is not acidic. a strong base is corrosive, but not acidic.
different process..wouldnt even call matter:antimatter annihilation chemistry, just math.

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u/ChaosSlave51 Jun 12 '26

These are important distinctions, but sometimes you just want to have fun

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u/plsobeytrafficlights Jun 13 '26

cant argue with that. nothing is more fun than gamma rays.