CHAIN REACTION

Have you ever seen a chain reaction develop? No? Have you even heard of her? Let's briefly explain. In general, the concept of a chain reaction is used in chemistry or physics to describe the process of particle interaction, in which the action of one particle generates the action of another one or more particles. The problems of creating, developing, and maintaining chain reactions are often solved by nuclear physicists in the process of designing nuclear reactors and their fuel.

In the military field, well-known atomic weapons are also based on a chain reaction of nuclear fission, but unlike the peaceful atom, where such reactions are tried to be controlled, in atomic weapons, chain reactions are uncontrollable and provoke the release of a huge amount of energy. To understand the mechanism of the origin and development of a chain reaction, we suggest you play this flash game.

There are molecules on the playing field. If one molecule, turning, touches its atom with an atom of a neighboring molecule, then that molecule also turns, possibly causing the rotation of its neighbors, and so on. Your task is to carefully examine the arrangement of molecules with atoms, to find out which activation of rotation of the molecules will lead to the greatest disturbance on the playing field. One turn of each molecule adds one point to your piggy bank.