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According to collision theory, the quantity of collisions between reactant molecules determines how quickly a chemical reaction proceeds. The frequency of reactions between reactant molecules increases with the frequency of collisions, which also increases the rate of reactions.

Reactant particles need to have a certain minimum amount of energy in order to make an efficient collision. The activation energy is the energy that starts the reaction. There will be a few particles with this much energy in every sample of reactant particles. The number of effective collisions increases and the rate of reaction increases with the size of the sample. The amount of particles with sufficient energy depends on how hot the reactants are. If reactant particles collide but lack the necessary activation energy, they bounce off one another without reacting.

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Collision theory explains why different reactions occur at different rates. For a chemical reaction to occur, particles must collide with each other. However, not all reactions result to products. There may be collisions where the activation energy is not enough to result in a chemical reaction. For me, this keeps balance in nature. If all collisions result in products, all reactions would be complete in a fraction of a second. Chemical reactions such as burning will be complete in an instant. Its minimal effects on life will be magnified which poses a threat to the balance in nature.

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The collision concept offers suggestions for how to alter the rate of a chemical reaction as well as an explanation for why specific reactions occur at various rates. According to the collision theory, the responding particles must come into contact with one another for a chemical reaction to occur. For instance, life on earth changes when molecular collisions occur, resulting in a chemical reaction—for instance, a colliding car.

A particularly dramatic alteration may arise after the collision of two cars traveling at high speed. In a high-energy crash, a functioning car can become a heap of metal scrap and spare parts. On the other hand, a slower, lower-energy collision might result in a scratch or a little dent.

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The more frequently reactant molecules collide, the more frequently they react with one another, and the higher the rate of the reaction. That is why life would be very different if every molecular encounter resulted in a chemical reaction. With that said, the universe will indeed perpetually create and reorganize in a multitude of reactions, with no idea of solidity.

Chemistry would be totally altered and concepts we study would cease to exist since it studies the characteristics and the processes of all things in which they interact, combine, and change, as well as the application of these processes to the formation of new substances.

A scenario would be where everything we interact with would potentially harm us such as matter in our body needed for the simple but essential bodily processes failing to do their supposed job.

Everything we know about this world would automatically be false because of such changes in chemical reactions.

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We would not be able to survive if all collisions resulted in chemical reactions.
Nitrogen and Hydrogen would react to generate Ammonia, which would then flood the atmosphere. Pencil graphite will spontaneously transform into diamonds, new elements will be produced, and even radioactive atoms will decay to lead in an instant. All of the chemical processes will generate so much energy that the cosmos will heat up, possibly resulting in another Big Bang.

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If all collisions between molecules resulted in a chemical reaction, life as we know would end. The balance in nature would shift drastically because every chemical interaction would end up in a chemical reaction. Chemical reactions will become unpredictable and dangerous. Just a small risk of harm to the body and surroundings that a normal chemical reaction such as starting a fire will be magnified into a huge amount.

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If all collisions between molecules resulted in a chemical reaction, life as we know would end. The balance in nature would shift drastically because every chemical interaction would end up in a chemical reaction. Chemical reactions will become unpredictable and dangerous. Just a small risk of harm to the body and surroundings that a normal chemical reaction such as starting a fire will be magnified into a huge amount.

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If all collisions between molecules resulted in chemical reactions, life on Earth would be nothing, as it would seem. Everything would be a chaotic, unpredictable mess. Every collision would create a reaction and could create something that we have never seen before. Simple things such as cooking or eating could be the cause of catastrophic things. Fire and explosions would start everywhere, food would easily burn, and fruits would ripen and rot faster.

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If every molecular encounter led to a chemical reaction, life would be drastically altered. In some ways, the existence of this life as we know it is the result of several successful chemical reactions. Everything in life is in balance. The preservation of normalcy depends on balance. As a result, there would be a series of disasters if the necessary circumstances weren't followed since every encounter would start off a chemical reaction. Then, it would be incredibly challenging to survive since many of the events and processes of life that are influenced by chemical interactions would be unstable and endless. Moreover, metals rust faster since if all collisions between molecules result in a chemical reaction, a piece of metal would instantly rust. In addition, submarines and boats would not be built due to the fact that metals used will react easily to the water.

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Based on the collision theory, the pace of a chemical reaction is related to the number of collisions between reactant molecules. The more frequently reactant molecules collide, the more frequently they react with one another, and the higher the rate of the reaction. In actuality, only a tiny percentage of collisions are effective. Chemical reactions are caused by effective collisions. Reactant particles must have a certain amount of energy in order to collide effectively. The activation energy is the energy used to start the reaction. There will be some reactant particles with this amount of energy in every sample of reactant particles. The bigger the sample, the more effective collisions there are and the higher the response rate. Thus, everything around us would not be the same if every collision between molecules resulted in a chemical reaction. To understand this concept, here are some examples: Food will spoil or rot soon after purchase; food preservation and technology will be difficult to develop; and we will die soon.

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Life would have been very different if every collision between molecules resulted in a chemical reaction. Everything would be chaotic and unrecognizable from what it is now because molecules would constantly break and bond. Everything will be unstable. For example, when cooking, if there are no conditions needed for chemical reactions, your recipe will burn instantly or produce an awful taste.

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Everything in the world exists on a balance. Collisions are present everywhere we go, although it also has been created to have limits to prevent chaos from ensuing. Collision requirements are what keep us and the world safe. If these were to be taken away, this might just end the world itself due to excess chemical reactions between all things that end up harming everything. A simple act such as simply standing or touching others may lead to catastrophic results. Although a morbid example, how will our bodies interact with everyday objects if it causes a chemical reaction every time? Will we even exist or establish life when the reactions happen way too quickly? Our food would immediately decay, and might not even have a chance to form before it reacts with other chemicals already in the air and does not completely exist instead. All the balance and order on Earth would be thrown aside.

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If all collisions between molecules resulted in a chemical reaction, life would be completely different than it is now. The universe would be in utter chaos and would not have a single hint of balance, order, and system. All the reactions would happen in a short span of time, to the extent that there's only little chance and room for life of any organism to develop. Food would decay in a matter of time, buildings would collapse as the foundation, iron and other metals, will rust immediately, and many more detrimental outcomes will occur if all collisions resulted in a chemical reaction.

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If all collisions between molecules results in chemical reaction, then that world would be very destructive in nature. It will likely be inhabitant for the livings to live. There are factors that exists in order for chemical reactions to occur during collisions, this is to maintain peace and balance among our surroundings since almost everytime molecules collide. However, when these factors doesn't exist, then merely touching, standing or even not doing anything could cause commotions and chaos. These commotions or reactions can range from safe to explosions and death causing reactions. Adding to the fact that the world will be in a unpredictable state where new forms of molecules are being constantly formed.

An example of these would be acid rain. Acid rain happens when chemical reaction occur between sulfur dioxide and nitrogen dioxide reacting to the atmosphere with water and oxygen. Though this already happens in our world but due to the factors that exist, this doesn't happen all the time. Without these factors these could happen everytime causing great harm to us and a harder way of living.

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Collisions are an important part of chemical reactions of all molecules in the world. This life as we know it, is, in a way, a mass product of all the successful chemical reactions that have occurred. Some billion years ago, the tiniest atoms roaming around the vast galaxies collided and from then on created a string of event reactions that accumulate to the world we live in today: the stars that scatter across the night sky, the life that is born each minute -- all under the right circumstances and conditions.

But a reality in which every single collision between molecules resulted in a chemical reaction, would be chaotic and a world unrecognizable to the one we live in today. A reality in which all the rules and standard conditions that are important in establishing balance in the world would lead to a catastrophic chain of reactions, one after the other. Disregarding factors such as temperature, orientation, concentration of particles, would mean that these reactions could happen anywhere, at any given time. Living would then be very difficult as many of life’s processes and phenomena affected by chemical reactions would be unstable and unending. Food would instantly go bad, metals would rust faster, and life would be near impossible to keep up with and maintain.

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Life would be completely change if all collisions between molecules resulted in a chemical reaction. Activation energy exists to create balance within life itself, however, if this balance were to be taken away. Chaos would ensue due to the instantaneous occurrence of multiple chemical reactions at once. This could even cause the end for life itself.
An example of this is photochemical smog. Photochemical smog is created when nitrogen oxides and volatile organic compounds react to sunlight, creating a brown haze above cities. It is capable of corroding metals, rubber, stones, etc. And it is harmful to the health of living beings. If this smog were to be created at an incredibly rapid speed. No amount of preparation could save anyone as the smog would continue to react in a matter of seconds.

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What I think will happen if all collisions result in a chemical reaction (exaggerated)  

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Life, planets, stars, solar systems— Everything will change drastically in a chaotic turn wherein explosions, decay and other chemical reactions, and the resulting products will fill up the universe in a small amount of time leaving little to no room for life. And if ever life does exist in this extreme "what if" scenario, it will be short. Medicines and vaccines will work in a fraction of a second on living beings but will their bodies immediately be adjusted to this sudden biochemical reaction? What about the food source that will decay in seconds? What about hazardous substances or molecules around these life forms that may collide in any second? And what if nearby planets collide or planets collide with Earth and it will all be over in a snap of a finger? It is important to take note that collisions do not occur all the time. But collision between molecules is not something a living being can see with their naked eye. Life would live on the edge not knowing when it will succumb to its surrounding chaos. In conclusion, life can still prevail in this circumstance but short lived and terrifying.

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All things would be completely different from what we see today if all collisions between molecules resulted in a chemical reaction. A chemical reaction will happen when two molecules collide under specific circumstances. All molecules would quickly interact with one another if these circumstances disappeared, and life would be substantially different. The buildup of rust, or more broadly, corrosion, is one such example. When iron or an iron alloy is exposed to damp air, rust is a chemical reaction that takes place (oxygen and water). Since rust is a progressive transformation, it affects our everyday objects gradually. Our iron beams, which are utilized in construction and as building supports, wouldn't be as reliable if this reaction occurred instantaneously. Actually, no material would be dependable for construction because its molecules would react swiftly to its surroundings.

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The way life is now would be entirely different if every molecular collision led to a chemical reaction. In a split second, all reactions would be finished. Because there is no balance, chaos will reign. Because all bonds are breaking quickly and mixing one after the other, there is no balance. Products are created continuously, and life will be terrifying.

Nothing would ever change in the absence of chemical reactions. The elements would continue to exist as elements. It wouldn't produce new molecules. Nothing could survive. The universe would be extremely monotonous if matter did not interact with other matter. Which also means that the universe will be incredibly perilous and chaotic because every collision will result in a change and the creation of a new thing.

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If all collisions between molecules resulted in a chemical reaction, then life would be significantly different. There will be chaos around due to destructive properties of the molecules that react to other molecules through collision. There will be an everyday change, due to unregulated collisions of molecules. Due to the collision of both hazardous and destructive molecules, this can cause a catastrophe or disaster to earth and people. It result to biohazard or other kind that might kill thousansands or million of people.

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Everything would be completely different if all collisions between molecules resulted in a chemical reaction. It would be chaotic and unpredictable.

An example of this is rusting. If all collisions between molecules result in a chemical reaction, metals will rust faster, resulting in infrastructures collapsing every now and then.

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If all collisions between molecules resulted in a chemical reaction, life would be significantly different.

Life revolves around balance. It is through balance that normality is maintained. Therefore, if the conditions that need to be met were set aside as all collisions would result in chemical reactions, there would be one catastrophe after another.

Quantities like temperature, activation energy, and reaction rates would be meaningless since these would no longer be the basis of certain calculations. Concentrations wouldn't matter either. There will be no sense of "too much" or "lacking".

A terrifying example would be dangerous gases colliding and affecting our health. Since their quantity wouldn't matter as long as they'd collide, the danger that comes after is immeasurable. Hazards in all states of matter would horrifyingly collide. Therefore, maintaining life would be near to impossible as changes would be too much for us to cope with.

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If every molecular collision resulted in a chemical reaction, every object, which is made up of molecules would be overloaded. As a result, the universe would continually explode with new matter replacing the old, resulting in chaos and instability.  The world wouldn't be able to support life since there wouldn't be any matter stable.

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A chemical reaction between molecules needs to meet a number of requirements, including gaining enough energy and the appropriate and proper orientation. The order and balance between two materials would vanish if every interaction between molecules led to a chemical reaction, creating a chaotic life and cosmos. The bonds between molecules would shatter instantly as a result of the chemical processes that would take place.

Burning wood is a real-world illustration of this. Burning wood is an example of a chemical reaction in which wood is converted into carbon dioxide, water vapor, and ash in the presence of heat and oxygen.

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If all collisions between molecules resulted in a chemical reaction, everything would be completely different. There would be a never-ending chain of reactions and it will become unpredictable and chaotic. The world will lose all balance. We would lose all knowledge we know about reactions and science as it will all become new. An example of this is how fast a piece of metal would rust, if all collisions between molecules result in a chemical reaction, a piece of metal would instantly rust. This would lead to the constant decline of infrastructures and buildings and lose their stability.

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Visual Representation of A Flower Colliding with A Cat

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In a hypothetical situation wherein all collisions between molecules will always result in a reaction, the path of humanity will be so different from now. The probability of life would be slim as the necessary organic compounds needed for living organisms would be unstable and everchanging as the intermolecular forces that hold molecules together would have difficulty in achieving chemical equilibrium.

In the rare instance that life does exist in this chaotic world, the quality of living would not be pleasant. One example is that matter such as gases and liquids would interact with your skin and lungs, which could change your bodily composition almost immediately. Respiration, hydration, digestion, and all other bodily process would either fail to keep you alive, or kill you. Physical touch would be a hindrance to any physical interaction; in fact, your body might become undone as it will just react with itself.

The world would always be constantly forming and reforming itself in a series of chain reactions with no sense of stability, balance, or predictability.

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If certain conditions are met, a collision between molecules will result in a chemical reaction. If these conditions simply vanished, all molecules would react with one another instantly and life would be very different. One such example is the accumulation of rust or, more broadly, corrosion. Rust is a chemical reaction that occurs when iron or an alloy of iron is exposed to moist air (oxygen and water). Rust is a gradual change, so it happens slowly to our real-world objects. If this reaction happened instantly, our iron beams used for construction and building supports would no longer be as reliable. Actually, no material would be reliable for building anything because the molecules of these materials would react quickly to the environment.

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If all collisions between molecules resulted in a chemical reaction, Earth would have been in chaos and life would certainly come to extinction one way or another. Why? Because everything will react to each other without any sort of "rules" to hold them back. They will react regardless of the orientation and activation energy and therefore react in a blink of an eye. An example of this is when food starts to mold or rot. If they mold or rot at a rate where living beings cannot eat them at all, they would starve and have nothing to eat.

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For a chemical reaction to occur between molecules, it must meet certain conditions such as acquiring sufficient energy and the right and proper orientation. If all collisions between molecules resulted in a chemical reaction, the order and balance between two matters would cease to exist, which would result in a chaotic life and universe. All chemical reactions that would occur will happen instantaneously, and this would then result in the bonds between molecules breaking.

An example of this in real life is rusting. Rusting is a type of oxidation reaction that occurs on the surface of iron as it oxidizes. It often takes a couple of months for metal to rust but this would be speeded up.

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Everything would be different if all molecule collisions resulted in a chemical reaction. In short, life would not be as we know it today. Chaos will reign as there is no balance. There is no balance because all bonds are rapidly breaking and mingling one after the other. Life would then cease to exist. We frequently run against molecules in our daily lives, whether we're moving or not. Similar to this, if I drink water from a glass and a chemical reaction takes place, the outcome would not be the same as if I was just able to do so.

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Chemical Reactions are an essential event in every biological process in the universe and are the result of a successful molecular collision given the sufficient activation energy and correct orientation. If all collisions would result in a chemical reaction, chemical reactions would happen much more frequently than they normally would. This will make life and space disheveled, take a fruit as an example, it would decay instantly.

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Chemical reactions would occur literally everywhere. Life would be different in a way that life would simply cease to exist.

For instance, the atmosphere that we are in right now is composed of mostly oxygen, which is the gas that we can safely inhale in order for our organs to function. If all collisions result in a chemical reaction, this would mean, since oxygen gas is in our atmosphere and therefore interacting with everything, that the conditions in our atmosphere would constantly change and will become detrimental to all lifeforms in the plant. Furthermore, new lifeforms will arise that will be able to adapt to these dynamic conditions.

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If all collisions would result in a chemical reaction, things would be WAY different. The world would become unbalanced and unpredictable. Everyone would that by just existing, they might combust into flames or get frozen solid instantaneously.

Living would become very hard in such an environment.

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If all collisions between molecules result in a chemical reaction then nothing in this world will be balanced, predictable, or maybe even possible.

In our daily lives, we collide with molecules wherever we go, or even if we are not moving, we might not even exist if all collisions result in a chemical reaction.

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What if all collisions between molecules resulted in a chemical reaction? How would life be different? Cite an example.

If collision between molecules results a chemical reaction then our lives would be in chaos due to the unpredictability the sudden increase of rate in reactions holds, it would be so unpredictable that life would flash in a second.

An example of this is lighting something in fire, if everything we try to light in fire instantly ignites then the world would be endangered by a simple match fire.

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If all collisions between molecules resulted in a chemical reaction, everything would be different. There would be chaos in every reactions as all bonds are breaking and mixing up nonstop altogether in a rapid manner. This might lead to a world with no balance, purpose and form. An example for this would be writing on a piece of paper using a pen. If every contact of the tip of the pen onto the paper would result in a chemical reaction, there could be instances where the result of this is very messy as the reactants of this changes chemical compositions every collisions.

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If all collisions between molecules resulted in a chemical reaction then every piece of matter made up of molecules will be overloaded and will result in a constant explosion of new matter replacing old making everything chaotic and unpredictable This will probably result in no stable matter, therefore, making the universe incapable of sustaining life.

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If all collisions between molecules resulted in a chemical reaction, all reactions would be complete almost instantly. Thus, the bond between these molecules are broken. In real life, if these bonds are almost all broken, the balance and order in the universe would dissipate.

In the same way, when cars moving at a high speed collide with one another, this collision can convert a functional car into a pile of scrap metal and spare parts.

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Chemical reactions happen all the time. But when all of these reactions turn out successful, balance between one matter to another will be disturbed and life would be more chaotic and connections will be messed up. For instance, the state of the universe depends on chemical reactions that make, bind or take apart celestial bodies and there are some of them that are bound to failing to collide with certain elements. If it will happen the other way around, there will be so much reactions, resulting to complete chaos in space.

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There would be so much reaction going on and we would all explode and die. Life will be different because everything will react and then it will be chaotic and different than our life currently.

An example would be if I slap my friend and a chemical reaction occurs, it would not be the same as simply being able to slap my friend.

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What if all collisions between molecules resulted in a chemical reaction? How would life be different?

Basically all matter that exist in the Universe will be always chaotic, there is no order between creations. The Universe will be formless and no structure. Using computer science analogy, your program will not work if there is no clear instructions encoded, the output will be like "j2557_@5"||:***". Using Chemistry analogy, your body right now probably doesn't exist anymore and it's always exploding or decomposing...