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eyepiece tube - connects the eyepiece to the objective lens
what is 1?

nosepiece (turret) - holds and spins the objective lenses
what is 2?

4x objective lens - the 'scanning" objective lens with the lowest magnification
what is 3?

10x objective lens - the "low" power objective lens
what is 4?

40x objective lens - the "high" power objective lens with the most magnification
what is 5?

stage clips - hold the slide in place on the stage
what is 6?

iris diaphragm - controls the amount of light in the picture (the contrast)
what is 7?

illumination system - light source of the microscope
what is 8?

eyepiece (ocular lens) - magnifying piece that is looked into in order to see the specimen
what is 9?

arm (frame) - connects the base to the eyepiece lens and helps to carry the microscope easily
what is 10?

stage - the platform that the slides sit on
what is 11?

coarse adjustment - knob that moves the slide back and forth to bring in into focus
what is 12?

fine adjustment - knob that brings the image to a sharper focus
what is 13?

base - the structural support of the microscope
what is 14?
