Category: Self-Assessment
Rube Goldberg- The Water Pourer
Steps:
A. Electrical energy is stored in the phone.
B. The electric energy becomes elastic energy as a rubber band is used to catapult the phone forward.
C. Elastic energy becomes chemical energy as it hits the car containing a battery.
D. As the car starts to roll down the inclined plane the chemical energy from the battery powered car becomes mechanical energy
E. The car hits a book causing it to fall on a lever transforming the mechanical energy in to gravitational energy.
F. The gravitational energy transforms into mechanical energy as the lever causes the wheels & axles (penny board) to start rolling forward.
G. As the penny board meets a set of books the mechanical energy becomes gravitational energy causing the books to fall.
H. The books hit the plane causing the ball to roll away transforming the gravitational energy into mechanical energy.
I. Lastly the mechanic energy from the ball rolling away becomes gravitational energy as it causes the carton to fall pouring water into the cup.
Energy Transfers:
- Electrical EnergyA -> Elastic EnergyB
- Elastic EnergyB -> Chemical EnergyC
- Chemical EnergyC -> Mechanical EnergyD
- Mechanical EnergyD -> Gravitational EnergyE
- Gravitational EnergyE -> Mechanical EnergyF
- Mechanical EnergyF -> Gravitational EnergyG
- Gravitational EnergyG -> Mechanical EnergyH
- Mechanical EnergyH -> Gravitational EnergyI
(Superscripts signify which step from above is producing the form of energy)
Types of Energy:
- Electrical Energy
- Elastic Energy
- Chemical Energy
- Mechanical Energy
- Gravitational Energy
Simple Machines:
- Inclined plane
- Lever
- Wheel & Axle
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Research notes:
Science is Magic- CC and Video
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Data Visualization Infographic
Data chosen:
https://public.tableau.com/profile/tina.norris#!/vizhome/FIGURE9_1/Dashboard9_1
I chose to represent this specific data as it permitted me to reflect on multiple ways to visualize it. I had ultimately decided to use my favourite idea in order to visualize the data presented. In my infographic I used 1 full glass of wine to demonstrate every 5% value of the amount of people who have participated in 1 heavy drinking day in the passed year. The visualization of this data allows us to visually understand the increase and decreases of this data over the years in a more visually appealing and creative way as to solely looking at a monotone bar graph.