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| what is the microscope for? |
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| how did the 16th century microscope look like? |
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| what are the earliest pioneers of the microscope? |
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england - digges
holland - hans and zcharias janssen |
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| who made the mircoscope and used the microscope? |
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| what was the first microscope like and what was the magnification power? |
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| polished ball w/ mag of 270x in one len |
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| how many microscope did leeuwenhoek made during when he was alive? |
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| why was a compound microscope made? |
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| it is a type of microscope incorporates more than one lens so that the image magnified by one lens can be further magnified by another |
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| how does the compound microscope is and how does it work? |
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| it has more than one lens that can look further magnified |
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| the closest to object being viewed in the microscope |
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| how did robert hooke used the microscope in his work? |
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| hooke discovered the fact that living things are composed of cells |
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| how did louis pasteur of france use a compund microscope? |
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| pasteur looked at yeast fungus |
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| what organism did karl j. ebert of germany use his microscope to discover? |
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| what did robert koch discover? |
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| in the 19th century which three men improved the microscope? |
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carl zeiss - manufacturing of microscopes
ernst abbe - study of optical principles
otto schott - research on optical glass |
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