Is it possible for theoretical particles such as tachyons to interact and/or bond with normal matter

I understand that particles such as tachyons don't really exist and are unlikely, but say for the sake of this question they do. Would these particles bond or interact with atoms? By interactions I mean bonding with atoms and dragging them backwards in time or simply destroying or kicking out electrons, protons or neutrons and/or replacing them.

I understand this might be an impossible question or a question better suited for the physics stackexchange, but I will try and ask here and see if I require migrating this question.

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