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Parts of the Microsope
How Things Work
Parts of the Microscope 2
More About Microscopes!
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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1tFm8ymoc_3yJ_IpylI7Nff-WFqVzCL3NVwfqbHXfMkI/edit What is 12?
What is base.
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What is the purpose of the black pointer in the eyepiece?
What is to show or point out objects on the screen.
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What is 1?
What is eyepiece.
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What is a slide?
What is a thin piece of glass used to put samples on. http://www.scienceessentials.com.au/images/uploads/products/7101-BU_-_Microscope_Slides.jpg
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What is 2?
What is arm.
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How many drops of water should you add before putting on a coverslip?
What is 1 - 2 drops of water.
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What is 4?
What is stage clip.
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What is a cover slip?
What is a thin flat piece of material used to cover the sample on a slide for viewing under a microscope. http://www.vintessential.com.au/store/image/cache/data/products/cover-slips-500x500.jpg
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What is 9?
What is stage.
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How do you prepare a slide?
What is place sample on slide, add a few drops of water, carefully place coverslip (at about a 45 angle) to prevent bubbles.
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What is 8?
What is objective lens.
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What is the power on the eyepiece?
What is 10x.
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What is 11?
What is illuminator.
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How do you adjust the microscope so you can see the sample better?
What is use the coarse focus or fine focus to move the stage closer or further from the objective lens.
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What is 5?
What is coarse focus.
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What are the three powers on the objective lenses?
What is 4x, 10x, and 40x. However, when coupled with the eyepiece they are 40x, 100x, and 400x.
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What is 7?
What is revolving nosepiece.
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What is most important when on the highest power lens?
What is watch the stage as you adjust the coarse focus so that it doesn't hit the objective lens.
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What is 10?
What is fine focus.
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Who is credited with being the first person to make and use a real microscope?
What is Anton van Leeuwenhoek https://c2.staticflickr.com/6/5739/30464096641_57e66280b6_c.jpg