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Microscope with 1 light sources, 1 Ocular Lenses, and can hold small specimens. |
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The amount of light allowed to shine through the slide |
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part of the image that is more well defined than the rest, when there are 2 or more things on top of one another |
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The measure of which the image is enlarged |
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The ability to distinguish 2 seperate points |
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A lens that stays in focus when magnification is changed |
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The area of the slide you can see through the lens |
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The distance between the lens and the specimen |
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Normal human body temperature |
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Air temperature on a very hot day |
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On microscope, Found on the bottom, holds all other parts |
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On microscope, Found above base and under Diaphragm Lever, lights the slide |
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On microscope, Found above Light and below Condenser, adjsuts the amount of light |
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On microscope, Found above the Diaphragm Lever and below the stage, focuses light to improve image |
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On microscope, Found above Condenser and below Objective Lens, holds the slide |
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On microscope, Found above Stage and below Rotating Nosepiece, magnifies image |
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On microscope, Found above Objective Lens and below Body Tube, rotate to use different magnifications |
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On microscope, Found above Rotating Nosepiece and below Ocular Lens, holds Ocular/Objective Lenses |
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On microscope, Found on top, magnifies image |
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On microscope, Found on side, holds parts together |
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On microscope, Found on Arm, changes distance between lens and specimen rapidly to get coarse focus |
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On microscope, Found near Coarse Adjustment Knob, used for fine focus and is the only acceptable knob to use at maximum magnification |
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On microscope, Found on base, turns the light on and off |
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carry with 2 hands, adjust to LOw power, adjust with with DIaphragm, CEnter slide, FOcus image, MEdium power, DIaphragm, REpeat...never coarse adjust at high power |
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Steps for using a microscope |
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Turn off, unplug, clean stage/lens, put on low objective, bundle cord, cover, put away with arm out |
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Steps for putting microscope away |
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If "e" is rightside up on slide, how will it appear? |
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Does image move the same way as you move the slide, or opposite? |
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Does brightness increase or decrease when you move up a power level? |
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What is the magnification using a 40x objective? |
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What has the largest field of view, 40x or 10x? |
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Does low, medium, or high provide the largest depth of field? |
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Magnification using a 4x lens. |
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Magnification using a 10x lens |
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Magnification using a 40x lens |
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Which power of lens has the shortest working distance? |
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Compound or Disecting microscope? light goes through specimen |
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Compound or Disecting microscope? light either goes through of bounces off the top of a specimen |
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Compound or Disecting microscope? specimen must be thin and small |
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Compound or Disecting microscope? specimen can be bigger and thicker |
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Compound or Disecting microscope? shows a 2D or flat image |
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Compound or Disecting microscope? shows a 3D image |
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Compound or Disecting microscope? maximum magnification is 400x |
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Compound or Disecting microscope? maximum magnification is 40x |
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