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| to see objects we can't see with our naked eye |
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1. found on top of microscope
2.it magnifies 10x |
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| both parts hold light conducted from light source |
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| allows one to turn the objectives into position |
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| that part that holds the slide |
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| that part which holds the slide in place on the stage |
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| a small piece located under the stage which brings the light rays together from the light source |
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| that part which regulates the amount of light entering the object |
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| provides light needed to see magnified object |
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| both these parts suppot the microscope |
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| allows you to tilt the microscope |
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allows you to bring the object into focus
it is a large knob |
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| small knob which allows a sharper view of the object |
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| how does one determine magnification |
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multiply the eyepiece x the objective
10 x 10 = 100x
40 x 10 =400x |
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| how does one hold a microscope |
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| one hand on the arm and one under the base |
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| how do you use the microscope |
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carry to desk
remove cover,fold,put into desk
set in center of desk
tilt microscope at 45 degree angle
open diaphragm fully
click low power objective into place
find light
place slide on stage
use coarse adjustment to focus object
click high power into place
focus using fine adjustment
when done raise objectives,remove slide,turn revolving nosepiece,lower body tube,untilt and cover
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| how do you clean the lens |
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