Question

What happens if Coulomb's force disappears?

Answer 1

Answer:

Explanation:

Disappearance of coulomb force removes the energy barrier that holds nuclei of the atoms apart.

The same is conceivable to happen to Earth and all light elements start to fuse and eventually make iron nuclei.

There will be a dramatic volumetric collapse and release of energy.

Answer 2

Answer:

Disappearance of coulomb force removes the energy barrier that holds nuclei of the atoms apart. ... The same is conceivable to happen to Earth and all light elements start to fuse and eventually make iron nuclei. There will be a dramatic volumetric collapse and release of energy.

Explanation:

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