antilithium
nounEtymology From anti- + lithium.
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Literature, Media, Natural sciences, Physical sciences, Physics, Publishing, Science fiction Particle The antiatom form of lithium.
- Heavy antinuclei, if observed, would also indicate that nucleosynthetic processes are taking place in these antimatter regions, since the usual matter-symmetric cosmologies have no other provision for manufacturing antimatter heavier than antilithium.1987, Luis W. Alvarez, Discovering Alvarez: Selected Works of Luis W. Alvarez with Commentary by His Students and Colleagues, University of Chicago Press, →ISBN, page 194:
- The pinhead contained only a twentieth of a gramme of antilithium, but that's more than sufficient for our purposes.2009, Alastair Reynolds, Revelation Space, Orion, →ISBN:
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- Even unshielded, it would take antilithium or highmatter to cut through the adamantine plate on the dorsal hull.2020, Christopher Ruocchio, Demon In White: Book 3, Orion, →ISBN: