No, it is not possible to dislodge all of the electrons from a solid material in real life. Electrons are fundamental particles that are tightly bound to the atoms that make up a solid. These electrons are involved in the chemical bonds that hold the solid together.
While it is possible to remove some electrons from a solid material through processes such as ionization or by applying an electric current, completely removing all the electrons would require an enormous amount of energy. This is because the electrons are held in place by the strong electromagnetic forces between the negatively charged electrons and the positively charged atomic nuclei.
Even if all the electrons were somehow removed from a solid material, it would no longer behave as a solid. The solid's structure and properties are determined by the arrangement and interactions of its atoms and electrons. Removing all the electrons would disrupt these interactions, leading to the material's disintegration or transformation into a different state, such as a plasma.