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| Holds the slide in place. |
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| contains the magnifying lens you look through |
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| focuses in large amounts under scanning and low power objective. |
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| focuses slightly to sharpen the image( best used under high power) |
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| holds the objectives and can be rotated |
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| lowest magnification, used to find and center objective- usually 4x. |
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| maintains the proper distance between the eyepiece and the objective lenses. Connects eyepiece to the objective lenses. |
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| projects light upward through the specimen, the diaphragm, and the lenses |
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| provides high magnification, usually 40x |
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| provides the second least amount of magnification, usually 10x |
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| regulates the amount of light that enters the specimen |
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| supports the body tube and is used for carrying. |
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| supports the microscope and is used for carrying |
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| supports the slide being viewed |
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