what if you took all the elements on the periodic table and combined them all. just a random thought that came to me, although most are solids and wont do much but what if you melted them all and put them together???

It would be like Hiroshima. Except the whole world would be Hiroshima.

um.... nothing

i think universe destroying bomb or elixir of life

But why do you think chemical reactions happen? Combine any two random elements, collect them, and experiment, you'll probably get some sort of reaction. So how in the world would there not be a reaction when all the elements were mixed up?

They COULD possibly cancel each other out, though thats doubtful...

You'd be killed before you could get all of them in there.

meh just because theres a reaction doesnt mean we would be able to recognize it so to us it might as well be nothing
especialy if it causes the universe to implode cus then wed all die before we could realize anything

Not much would happen really you would just get saltwater with some noble gases and solid metals. If you want the exact chemistry read the spoiler

not really, absolute zero is the lowest solidify temp. of the known elements (iirc it's Hydrogen). So at absolute zero, every thing is solidify.

Some elements are very hard to get the "pure elements". Some elements will react right away when exposed to air (reacts with oxygen) to form oxide (sodium, potassium, etc.) while some hardly react with anything (Helium, Neon, etc. or noble gases).

Not to mention it's impossible to get every element to liquid form. In room temp., oxygen is already in gas form while iron and copper are in solid form. So in order to get liquid oxygen, u must lower the temp. Meanwhile, u need to raise the temp to get liquid iron or copper.

The only liquid in room temp metal is Mercury. But it solidifies at 234.32K, while Oxygen liquidfies at 90.20 K. So basically it's impossible to get metal and air to the liquid state