Microscopes-Unit1B

Base

Bottom of the microscope supports

Light source

Makes the specimen visible

Stage

Where you placed the slide

Arm

Supports upper part of microscope

Fine adjustment

Sharpen the image, both powers

Course adjustment

Focuses the image under low power

eyepiece/ocular

What you look through

Body tube

Attach his eyepiece to the nose

Revolving nose, peace

Holds objective lens

High power objective

Provide provides 40 X magnification

Low power objective

Provides 10 X magnification

Stage clips

Holds the slide in place

Diaphragm

Controls/regulates the amount of light

One?

Body

2

Nose piece

Three

Scanning objective

Four

Low power objective

Five

High-power objective

Six

Stage clips

Seven

Diaphragm

Eight

Light

Nine

Eyepiece/ocular

10

Arm

11

Stage

12

Big course tuner

13

Big course tuner

14

Base

To properly carry the microscope, you must hold

The arm and the base

What part of the microscope regulates the amount of

The diaphragm

One under high power never use the

Course adjustments

As you increase magnification the field of view

Decreases in size

When looking through a group of cells you would see

Less cells when switching to high power

When looking through a microscope you move the slide to the right the object appears to move

left because they always move an opposite direction

All objects appear

Larger backwards and upside down