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21 notecards = 6 pages (4 cards per page)

Viewing:

Microscopes

front 1

magnification

back 1

increase in the apparent size of an object.

front 2

resolution

back 2

  • clearness of an object.

front 3

arm

back 3

  • supports body tube

front 4

base

back 4

supports microscope

front 5

ocular lens

back 5

  • in eyepiece, magnifies 10x

front 6

body tube

back 6

connects nosepiece to eyepiece

front 7

revolving nosepiece

back 7

holds objectives

front 8

scanning power objective lens

back 8

sits over the specimen, magnifies image 4x

front 9

low power objective lens

back 9

sits over the specimen, magnifies image 10x

front 10

high power objective lens

back 10

sits over the specimen, magnifies image 40-100x

front 11

coarse adjustment knob

back 11

  • moves body tube up and down, gross focus.

front 12

fine adjustment knob

back 12

  • moves tube slightly, sharp focus

front 13

diaphragm

back 13

adjusts the amount of light passing through specimen

front 14

stage

back 14

  • platform, where slide sits

front 15

stage clips

back 15

holds the slide in place

front 16

light source

back 16

bulb or mirror

front 17

compound light microscope

back 17

Uses a light source to pass through the specimen and an ocular and objective lens to magnify the image

can look at living organisms

magnifies up to 1000x

front 18

stereoscope

back 18

also called a dissecting microscope

can look at living organisms

uses combo of light and lens

better for 3D surface structures

magnifies 10's to 100'sx

front 19

Transmission Electron Microscope

TEM

back 19

transmits beam of electrons through the frozen, thinly sliced specimen (special preparation)

Good to look at the insides of cells, cell parts, etc.

magnifies up to 100,000x

front 20

Scanning Electron Microscope

SEM

back 20

  • produces 3-D image when the surface is sprayed with a fine metal coating (gold) and the electron beam is passed over the surface.
  • can look at viruses and other external structures

front 21

total magnification

back 21

the magnification of the ocular lens (10x) x the objective lens