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| a lense of a given magnification, which is probably engraved on the rim |
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| Grooved. This plate which is capable of rotation, allows you to utilize objectives of different magnification |
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| Lenses of varying magnification. The values (10x,43x and 100x) are usually engraved on them |
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| Name the different types of Objectives |
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| Scanning lens- less than low power red low power- lens with the least magnification often 10x- yellow high power- lens with greater magnification. Often 40x high oil immersion objective- lens with greatist magnification least likely used in this course white 100x |
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| handle for holding and positioning microscope |
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| Platform upon which the slide is positioned for focusing |
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| Initial focusing Larger knobs on both sides of the base of the arm that allow for refinement of detail in focusing |
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| Refinement detail focusing. Smaller knobs on both sides of the base of the arm that allow for refinement of detail in focusing. |
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| What are the types of objectives? And what colors are they usually? |
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Scanning
Low power= 10
High power= 43
Oil immersion= 100x white/clear |
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| How do calculate the total magnification of the object you are viewing? How is it written? |
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| multiply the power of the ocular x power of the objective = Tm |
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| Where do you always remember to put culture tubes ? |
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| Both broth and slants go in blue rack |
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