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Matter–Antimatter Annihilation
Original title: 「対消滅」物質と反物質
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“Annihilation,” causing a huge explosion on contact: When matter and antimatter meet, they cancel each other and instantly disappear (annihilation). At that moment, according to Einstein's formula E=mc², 100% of the mass is converted into pure energy (such as light). This energy-conversion efficiency far exceeds even nuclear fusion and reaches about 10 billion times that of chemical combustion.
触れると大爆発する「対消滅」物質と反物質が接触すると、お互いを打ち消し合って一瞬で消滅します（対消滅）。その際、アインシュタインの公式 E=mc² に従い、質量が100%純粋なエネルギー（光など）に変換されます。このエネルギー変換効率は核融合をも遥かに凌駕し、化学燃焼の約100億倍に達します
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