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In the same spirit as Talmudic Question #4, posted on December 19, 2006, here's another similarly "crazy" one...
What if all the hydrogen bonds of a cell decided to go on strike and stop their duties all at once? Which cellular process would be affected first? How long would it take for the cell to die?
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