CHAIN REACTION

PRESENTED BY

Kib Chanya Goysookho

Mind Supawan Sangnuch
Earn Natlada Sermsintham
Jee Marchchima Chaimongkol
Albert Pume Albert Engkamaratron
Peem Peemmawat Sattavacharavech
WHAT IS IT ?
Chain reaction, also known by the name “Rube
Goldberg Machine” is a type of device or contraption
that deliberately overdo tasks that are suppose to be
done in a simple fashion. The Rube Goldberg Machine
was named after an American cartoonist and inventor,
Rube Goldberg.
 CONTENT
1 4
2 3
Why choose
Physics Benefits
as the Materials &
concept Real life
project? Structures
involved usage

5 6 7
Success
Errors & Conclusion
&
Suggestions
Challenge
WHY CHOOSE IT AS THE PROJECT?
Physics can be observed everywhere. During the choosing of many
projects, we found that simple structures such as this chain reaction
can have many physic concept behind it. In fact, after analysing
each reaction among the structures while planning, we recognized
that some of the reactions occurred as a result of a variety of physics
concept.

As a result, we each came up various structures that contain

different concepts in physics we learned in school.
 PHYSICS CONCEPTS INVOLVED
01.
ELASTIC COLLISION
Station one
07. LEVER

02. INELASTIC COLLISION

Station two
Station seven

08. PULLEY

03. MAGNETIC FORCE

Station one & two
Station eight

09. UNIFORM CIRCULAR MOTION

04. GRAVITATIONAL FORCE
Station three
Station nine

05. CENTRIPETAL FORCE 10. ELASTIC POTENTIAL ENERGY

Station ten
Station four

06. TORQUE and INERTIA 11. PROJECTILE MOTION

Station eleven
Station five
12. ELECTRICITY
Station twelve
 Station 1 & 2: Elastic and Inelastic
Collision and Magnetism
Elastic collision Inelastic collision

Repulsion Attraction
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Station 3 : Gravitational force
Station 4 : Centripetal force
Station 5 : Torque & Inertia
Station 6 : Elevator Ramp
Station 7 : Pulley & Bucket
Station 8 : Circular motion
Station 9 : Projectile motion
Station 10 : Energy
 Station 11 : Simple Circuit

V=IR
 MATERIALS
● Wooden blocks ● Switch
● 15mm magnetic balls ● Wires
● 5mm magnetic balls ● Resister
● Toy Shooter
● Bulb
● Magnetic plastic balls
● Toothpick ● Gluesticks
● Glue gun ● Rope
● Cardboard ● Fidget spinner
● 2 coins ● Stick
● Cutter ● Rubber gloves
● Cutting board ● Metal wire
● Ruler ● Superglue
● Straw ● Paper tape
STRUCTURES
STRUCTURES
FINAL MODEL
 BENEFITS
REAL LIFE USAGE
● View failure as an opportunity to learn
● Assess own ideas in order to improve
● Understand how parts impact one another
● Solve new problems in both expected and innovative
ways
● Realize that creativity and innovation are long-term,
cyclical processes of “small successes and frequent
mistakes”
● Learning the process of complex machine
SUCCESSES

❏ Able to cooperate and help one another.

❏ Have an alternative route in making the project if one fails.
❏ Research about each stations carefully to minimize the fail attempts.
❏ Use previous knowledges and mistakes to improve the model.
❏ Understand that small details can make a difference.
❏ Good leadership is one of the keys in completing the model efficiently.
CHALLENGES

❏ Making everything connect

❏ Size of the project
❏ Time
ERRORS & SUGGESTIONS
ERRORS SUGGESTIONS

❏ Miscalculation leads to drawing the ❏ Make the model run smoother

wrong scale for the model. ❏ Less complicated of the setting
❏ Miscommunication between each ❏ Unfinited system
station ❏ Smaller model
❏ Poor time management.
❏ Lack of materials
 CONCLUSION

Why choose Physics

as the Materials &
concept
project? Structures
involved

Benefits Success
Errors &
Real life &
Suggestions
usage Challenge