Just trying to compare amp; see if my ideas are crazy. Dropped in on a bunch of upper level engineering courses as a finance/econ major in college (uninvited) and at the best, they seemed practical.
You definately have a good case against the driver, who is responsible not to hit pedestrians while behind the wheel.
Jesus, that's is a lot of information to give. It would be more helpful if the question gave what level of science your taking, for all we know you could be in university geophysics or Chemistry 20. There are, in a high school lab stirring sticks (glass) erlenmeyer flasks florence flask beakers (50ml-1liter) Gratuated cylinders hot plates flint lights spot glasses microscopes specimen trays tweezers test tubes specimen dishes eyewash station sink fire blanket distilled water industrial soap scapel and thats all i could remember. you should look it up in your textbook.
