Subject: Hydrogen bonds in macromolecules as statistical bonds

Hydrogen bonds are said to be statistical bonds, with 10-11 s half-
life. If we suppose that for 1 second, there is no energy available 
from the environment to rebuild these bonds, what would happen in 
macromolecules: implosion, explosion, something else? (Let's consider 
residual energy of breaking energy H bonds not sufficient for 
rebuilding bonds during 1 second.)
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Re: Hydrogen bonds in macromolecules as statistical bonds