What would happen if all the elements on the periodic table are mixed together?

Answer 1

Oh, dude, if you mix all the elements on the Periodic Table together, you'd get a big ol' mess of a substance that's technically a chemical compound. It would probably explode or catch on fire due to the highly reactive nature of some elements. So, like, it's not exactly a recipe for a chill time, you know?

Answer 2

Theoretically, you would make a hell of a lot of rust and salts with carbon monoxide, or a radioactive stew. Although the idea sounds really cool it can NEVER happen (atoms have electron shells that once get filled, are stable) and if it did it wouldnt create an awesome new element or make this insane explosion. It would just be toxic waste that humanity would have the hassle of trying to throw out.

Answer 3

If all the elements on the periodic table were mixed together, they would form a complex mixture that would likely not combine to form any new substances. This mixture would likely be a solid due to the high melting points of many elements and would not likely exhibit any unique properties other than being a heterogeneous mixture of elements.

Answer 4

No, they don't. Most of the noble gases barely react at all, and only then with 3 or 4 elements at most.

Answer 5

have you looked at the periodic table lately? Some of the elements wont mix without a positive reaction and its not a nice positive reaction

Answer 6

a chemical or nuclear reaction. Like mixing Hydrogen and Oxygen makes water or in a more sciency name H2O.