Parts of The Microscope 1
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100

Cylindrical structure arising from the handle; holds the dust shield and nosepiece.

Body

100

A father-son duo, Zacharias and Han Johan, created the first compound microscope in the 1590s. True or False?

False. 

  • A father-son duo, Zacharias and Han Jansen, created the first compound microscope in the 1590s.

100

One stage micrometer is equal to __.

0.1 mm

100

Robert Hooke discovered cells by studying the honeycomb structure of a ____ under a microscope.

cork

100

Base

Stand that supports the microscope.

200

Curved metallic part arising from the pillar used for holding the microscope.

Arm

200

Where was the name "Microscope" derived from?

Giovanni Faber coined the name “microscope” after Galileo’s personal microscope inspired him in 1625. The name comes from the Latin word “Microscopium. The term “micro” refers to something small, and “scopium” refers to inspecting something.

200

In a microscope, the field of view is the  _____  visible seen through the eyepiece.

maximum area

200

________, known as the father of microscopic anatomy, found taste buds and red blood cells.

Marcello Marpighi

200

Yellow - LPO

Magnification of 10x

300

Magnification of 4x

Red - Scanner

300

True or False. 

"German engineer Carl Zeus revolutionized the quality of lenses in the 19th century."

False.

German engineer Carl Zeiss revolutionized the quality of lenses in the 19th century.

300

The diameter differs depending on the _____ used.

objective lens

300

Robert Koch used a compound microscope to discover ____.

tubercle and cholera bacilli

300

Stage clip 

Attached to the stage; holds the slide in place.

400

Circular structure where the objectives are attached that permits the shifting of objectives.

Revolving nosepiece

400

In 2008 the TEAM 0.5 debuted. It is the world’s most powerful transmission electron microscope and is capable of producing images half a _____.

ten-billionth of a meter

400

FOV gets smaller when ___ .

zoomed in

400

The smallest object observed through a light microscope was ___ long.

500 nanometers

400

Diaphragm

Found below the stage; used to regulate the entry of light onto the specimen.

500

Houses the eyepiece and objective lenses.

Head

500

______ created powerful lenses that could see teeming bacteria in a drop of water.

Anton van Leeuwenhoek

500

Microscope calibration involves comparing the scale on the  ___ with scale marking of a given dimension on the stage micrometer.

eyepiece reticle

500

The magnification of drawing is computed by

dividing the size of drawing by the actual size of object

500

Illuminator

Provides even and high intensity light through the condenser to the specimen.