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Összhidrogénta is a hypothetical chemical compound that represents a theoretical molecule composed entirely of hydrogen atoms. The term "összhidrogénta" is a neologism, likely derived from Hungarian or a similar language, combining elements that suggest "all hydrogen" or "total hydrogen." While individual hydrogen atoms exist as a fundamental element, the concept of a stable molecule made solely of multiple hydrogen atoms in a fixed arrangement is a subject of scientific speculation rather than established reality.

Under standard conditions, hydrogen exists as a diatomic molecule, H2. The formation of more complex hydrogen clusters, often referred to as polyhydrogen species, is an area of research in theoretical chemistry and physics. These hypothetical structures are explored through computational modeling and advanced quantum mechanical calculations. Scientists investigate the stability and properties of such species under extreme conditions of pressure and temperature, as well as in exotic environments like planetary cores or interstellar space. The feasibility of forming stableösszhidrogénta structures depends on complex interatomic forces and electronic configurations that are not easily achieved under terrestrial conditions. Research into these exotic forms of hydrogen aims to expand our understanding of matter under extreme states and the fundamental nature of chemical bonding.