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panatom
panatom n.
Brit. 
/ˌpanˈatəm/
, /ˌpanˈatəm/U.S. /ˌpænˈædəm/
[compare German Panatom (G. D. Hinrichs 1867)] now historical and rare (G. D. Hinrichs's name for) an atom of a supposed primary substance of which all the elements are composed./ˌpænˈædəm/ΚΠ
1867 G. D. Hinrichs Programme of Atomechanics 1/2 Since everything would be composed of this one primary matter we call it pantogen, and its atoms panatoms.
1891 Science 28 Aug. 115 Has the whirligig of time brought the keen editor and sharp reviewer around to face urstoff and panatoms?
1969 Isis 60 473 Interesting to nuclear physicists is his [sc. Hinrichs's] prediction that the elements would some day be further decomposed into the atomares and finally these in turn into the primeval ‘panatoms’.
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