File:Antimatter Hazard Label by ronbennett.jpg

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English: A concept for an antimatter hazard label. Matter and antimatter reactions convert all mass to energy and therefore can be very dangerous. This label uses the two arrows to represent matter and antimatter. The arrows are reminiscent of the Yin-Yang symbol, which has virtual worldwide recognition as a symbol of opposites. The lines represent the energetic reaction and the radiation produced.
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