How could I make something "immune" to nanotechnological disassembly?

Let me pitch you a setting: a scientific prodigy with not a lot of common sense decides to release a horde of nanotech dissasemblers into the environment.

These "dissasemblers" can dissasemble ANY organic/inorganic compound into their core components... and yes, This DOES include Humans too

Anyway my question is -- what type of material(s) could scientists create that would be immune to the abilities of the dissasemblers?

Note: If it's scientifically IMPOSSIBLE to create a material that's immune to nanotechnological dissasembly that's okay.

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