A Quantum Physics Question

As a minimum electron orbitals would disappear and Chemistry would no longer behave according to the rules molecular orbital theory.

Rap

Agreed. Would that be just before things came together or after as well?

The rules of chemistry would disappear completely--I'm not sure if all the matter in the universe would be annihilated as the electrons would collapse into the nucleus and the universe would become effectively a huge neutron mass or if it would suddenly become a expanding plasma as the nuclear ions would tear themselves apart by electronic repulsion.

In either case nothing good would result.

Rap

The question is meaningless. Since it cannot be violated, one cannot say what would happen. One can ask what would the universe be like if the principle didn't exist.

Thanks for the reply...as for meaningless, maybe. Think of it as a mind game. I like to ponder, what if. Sorry, didnt mean to insult your intelligence.

My point is that as phrased, there is literally no answer. Physics doesn't have an answer for, "If you broke this law, what would happen?" That is why the question might be better phrased in terms of what the universe would be like if the law didn't exist.

I see your point...sorry for my inelegant phraseology

Thank you...that was on line w/ waht I was looking for.