Chapters 4-6 Flashcards

1
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Single lens

A

enlarged image using one lens

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2
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compounds magnification

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two stage magnification with two lenses

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3
Q

focal point

A

distance between two points of focus on either side of lens

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4
Q

resolution

A

minimum distance two objects can be separated and still be seen as two objects

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5
Q

ocular

field of view

A

lens that you look through

area seen through eyepiece

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6
Q

objective len

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closest to object and most important

numerical aperture is an angular measure of the lens’ light-gathering ability and it’s resolving quality

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7
Q

tube length

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distance from lowest part of objective to upper edge of eyepiece

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8
Q

stage

A

where specimens sits

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9
Q

condenser

A

obtain a bright field of view and improve resolution

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10
Q

illumination types

A

critical and Kohler is

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11
Q

critical illumination

A

concentrates light on specimen with condenser lens

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12
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Kohler illumination

A

sets light rays parallel throughout lens

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13
Q

Refractive index

A

Relative speed at which light moved through material

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14
Q

isotropic material

A

same optical properties in all directions

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15
Q

anisotropic materials

A

optical properties vary with incoming light and structure

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16
Q

polarized light microscopy

A

exploits properties to discover structure and composition

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17
Q

polarized light filters

Two types

A

polarizer and analyzer

18
Q

polarized direction

A

only 1 direction

left to right

19
Q

analyzer

A

polarizing filter that is aligned right to left

20
Q

fluorescence microscopy

A

emit longer wave of light than they absorbed

21
Q

electron microscopy

A

employ a particle beam of electrons

22
Q

Transmission electron microscopy

A

electron beam passes through thinly sliced specimen

23
Q

scanning electron microscopy

A

beam of electrons rasters across specimen to provide non colored image

24
Q

highest to lowest wave

A
gamma
X
UV
visible
IR
micro
radio
25
Q

UV grouped with

absorption causes?

A

Visible light bc effects on matter are the same

shift in electrons from one orbital to another

26
Q

IR causes ?

A

causes bonds between atoms to vibrate

27
Q

UV instrument called

What can it do

A

UV/visible spectorophotometer

determine the exact color of object and the amount using what wave they absorb and reflect

28
Q

molecular fluorescence tests?

A

drugs, pigments, fibers

29
Q

infrared light and matter causes what to vibrate

A

frequency of vibration depends on the strength of bonds

quantized

30
Q

thermocouple

A

converts heat to electricity

31
Q

infrared microspectrophotometer

A

radiation channeled through microscope then object then detector

32
Q

mass spectroscopy

causes?

A

energy from lasers, that can be transferred to matter

fragmentation pattern

33
Q

ionization types are

A

electron
chemical
laser desorption

34
Q

separation of ions

A

magnetic sector mass spectrometry

35
Q

atomic spectroscopy measures?

A

elements, rather than characterize molecule

36
Q

atomic absorption

A

light absorbed by vapor at each wave

37
Q

plasma spectroscopy

A

energizes the atoms with energy from hot gas plasma

38
Q

Immunoassay

used to?

A

antigen antibody reactions to identify substances

drug screening

39
Q

Thin layer chromatography

A

Extracted into solvent and spotted on slide

color produced

40
Q

Ultra-visible spectrophotometry

A

drugs absorb light bc there is a peak absorbance

41
Q

Gas chromatography

A

separate components of analyte mixture using GC

42
Q

analyte

A

substance being separated