3.1-Brightfield-Microscopy

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What is the total magnification if the ocular lens is 10x and the objective lens is 40x?

Total magnification is 400x (10x ocular x 40x objective).

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What are the two types of light microscopes mentioned?

Compound light microscope and dissecting light microscope.

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What does resolution in microscopy refer to?

Resolution is the ability of the lenses to distinguish between two points. makes image clearer

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What is typical resolution for a microscope?

The maximum resolution is approximately 0.4 nm.

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What is one key feature of a parfocal microscope?

The image remains in focus when changing from a lower-power objective lens to a higher-power lens.

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What type of microscope uses a transmitted electron beam?

Transmission Electron Microscope (TEM).

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What is a bright-field microscope?

A microscope that produces a dark image against a brighter background.

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Where should the blue filter be placed?

The blue filter should be placed over the light source because it enhances the contrast allowing for a clearer image

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How is immersion oil used in microscopy?

Immersion oil is placed between the slide and the 100x objective lens to reduce light refraction.

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What is the function of the diaphragm in a microscope?

The diaphragm controls the amount of light entering the condenser.

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What is the purpose of cleaning microscopes?

Cleaning is important to keep lenses free of contaminants which can impair image quality.

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What is depth of field in microscopy?

the thickness of the specimen that is in focus at one time.

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What are the primary parts of a compound light microscope?

Ocular lens, objective lenses, stage, condenser, diaphragm, illuminator, focusing knobs.

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What is a scanning electron microscope (SEM) used for?

reflected electron beams

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Define magnification

enlarges the object

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define resolution

makes object clearer

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what is the name of the 4x

scanning

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what is the name of the 10x

low power

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what is the name of the 40x

High dry

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what is the name of the 100x

immergent oil

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What is the Ocular lens

the eye pice of the microscope it has a 10x magnification