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Bio 1060 Lab

  1. Converstions:

    m = 100
    cm = ?
    mm = ?
    um = ?
    nm = ?
    • 10-2
    • 10-3
    • 10-6
    • 10-9
  2. Convert:

    1.75 mm = ? um
    1,750 um
  3. Name the parts of the microscope.
    • Oculars
    • Arm
    • Nosepiece
    • Objectives
    • Stage Clip
    • Stage
    • Condenser
    • Diaphram
    • Course Adjustment
    • Fine Adjustment
    • Illuminator
    • Base
  4. Name the 7 base metric units: Mary K Sells Alot Klaus Makes Christmas
    • Meter
    • Kilogram
    • Second
    • Ampere
    • Kelvin
    • Mole
    • Candela
  5. What does a meter measure?
    distance
  6. What does a kilogram measure?
    mass
  7. What does a second measure?
    Time
  8. What does a ampere measure?
    electric current
  9. What does a kelvin measure?
    temperature
  10. What does a mole measure?
    the amount of a substance
  11. What does a candela measure?
    light
  12. What are the 3 microscope powers and their magnification?
    • 4x magnifies 40 (scanning power)
    • 10x magnifies to 100 (low power)
    • 40x magnifies to 400 (high power)
  13. What power do you use when turning on and off the microscope?
    4x- scanning power
  14. What is Resolving Power?
    The measure of light passing throught the lens.
  15. The lower the RP, the more _________ the image appears.
    clear
  16. Why do we calibrate a microscope?
    The distances between the spaces on the ocular micrometer vary depending on the which objective is being used.  Therefore the microscope has to be calibrated at each power in order to ensure accurate measurements.  
  17. What is the professors name & lab section?
    • Fei-Wen Pirovolikos 
    • 1I
  18. What is your student ID number?
    23028033
  19. Interpupilary distance is 
    the measurement of how far apart your eyes are.  
  20. Distance between the objective and the slide is called the 
    working distance
  21. The parfocal feature on a microscope allows
    the image to remain in focus as the objectives are rotated. 
  22. NA stands for what and means what?
    • Numerical Aperture
    • a measure of the amount of light permitted to enter the objective. Determines lens quality.
  23. Inversion refers to
    when you view an image under the microscope, it appears upside down and reversed.
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