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2 things in the universe that doesn't contain chemistry/

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Space and Vacuum

Well, Space itself can be defined as co-ordinates of specific region from the origin (Earth), acting as boundary around that co-ordinate (an massless container) .

Absence of an object or a particle in that co-ordinate will create an Empty space called vacuum

They both are in the universe and do not contain chemistry (do not take up space and have no mass)


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