👉 Antiputrefactive is a concept in quantum mechanics used to describe the interaction between bosons (particles with integer spin) and fermions (particles with half-integer spin). In simple terms, this refers to the phenomenon where particles that are not tightly coupled or interacting can interact with each other in ways that are different from those of their classical counterparts. This concept is crucial for understanding phenomena such as superconductivity, which involves the interaction between bosons and fermions at the quantum level.
