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Name lenses found in the light microscope.

Objective and ocular/eyepiece lens

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What is the unit used to measure microscopic objects.

micrometer

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What happens to the field of view when magnification increases?

Becomes smaller and magnified

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Name 2 different types of microscope

momocular/binocular microscope and stereo microscope 

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Name 2 types of electron microscope.

SEM

TEM

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Explain why crime scene workers would find magniying lenses useful?

It will help them see extremely small objects or evidence that is difficult to see.
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Define microscopic

minute, extremely small for natural eyes to see.

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Define specimen

sample prepared to view under a microscope

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Define image

what you observe through the microscope

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Why is a specimen viewed through a light microscope extremely thin?

to allow light to pass through for viewer to see

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What happens to an image seen in a light microscope when you move it to the left?

It will move to the right

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What happens to an image seen in a light microscope when you move it to the down?

It will move up

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What happens to an image seen in a light microscope when you move it to the right?

It will move left

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Explain how to calculate the total magnification of a microscope?

eyepiece/ocular lense x objective lense

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Why is a TEM image more detailed than a light microscope

TEM is more powerful becasue it uses beams of electrons and have higher magnification while light microscope uses light

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Convert 5cm to micrometer

50000 micrometers

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convert 8000 micrometer to mm

8mm

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Calculate total magnification for ocular lense 10x and objective lens 100x

1000x

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How many micrometers in 3mm

3000micrometers

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what is the total magnification for 4x ocular lens and 40x objective lens

160x

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