Microscopy

  1. what is the principle of the optical microscope
    • light microscope
    • light is focused on the specimen by the condenser 
    • after passing through the specimen, light is collected and , magnified by the objective lens and then the ocular [eyepeice] lens
  2. what kind of microscope is associated with the optical microscope
    this is a compound microscope [ 2 sets of lenses ]
  3. what is the magnification of a compound optical miscroscope
    is the product of the powers of the ocular lens and objective lens
  4. what is the maximum normal magnifications of the ocular and objective
    • the max magnifications are 10x and 100x ressoectively 
    • giving final magnification of 100x
  5. what can be seen through optical microscopy
    can observe bacterial and mammalian cell shapes, cell division
  6. what cannot be seen with clarity in optical microscopy
    subcellular organelles cannot be visualised with clarity
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Microscopy
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