Microscope Flashcards

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1
Q

who did the earliest records of microscopic observations

A

anton van leeuwenhoek

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2
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what did anton van leeuwenhoek first observe and what type of microscope did he use

A

protozoans - simple microscope

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3
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how did early microscopes first start out and where

A

lenses in tubes - holland

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4
Q

Magnification vs Linear Magnification

A

Magnification: magnitude of amplification of image by the microscope

Linear Magnification: magnitude of amplification of image by the objectives lens only

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5
Q

2 types of magnification

A

Theoretical (ocular lens x objective lens)

Actual (apparent size/actual size)

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6
Q

Resolving Power vs Limit of resolution

A

Resolving Power - ability of a microscope to distinguish between two adjacent points as DISTINCT and SEPARATE

Limit of Resolution - smallest distance that can be distinguished by microscope

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7
Q

An __ of the ___-gathering ___ of the ___ lens

A

index
light
power
objective

NUMERICAL APERTURE

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8
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  1. RELATIONSHIP between NA and LIMIT OF RESOLUTION
  2. NA of each objective lens
A
  1. inversely proportional

LPO - 0.25
HPO - 0.65
OIO - 1.30

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9
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The ability of medium to deflect light

and what does a high value of it indicates

A

refractive index

High RI - less deflection - more light

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10
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RI of water and air

A

air - 1.00
water - 1.56

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11
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Working distance vs Field of view

+ value per objective lens

A

WD - distance between the specimen and objective lens
LPO: 5
HPO: 0.46
OIO: 0.13

FV - area visible under microscope
LPO: 1.50
HPO. 0.35
OIO: 0.18

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12
Q

___ OF FOCUS definition

A

depth

  • property that indicates how deep the space the microscope can bring into clear view
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13
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APERTURE DISC VS EXTENSION TUBE

A

AD- under stage and contains holes w/ diff sizes to regulate light

ET - below eyepiece and also contains lens

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14
Q

How many inches should a microscope be placed far from a table’s edge

A

2 inches

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15
Q

what to use to clean the lenses

A

lens paper

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16
Q

How to know if the EYEPIECE or the OBJECTIVE LENS are dirty?

A

eyepiece- dirt rotates with eye piece

objective lens - if dirt does not rotate (also check slide, mirror and condenser)

17
Q

what position should the microscope be in when observing WET MOUNTS

A

upright

18
Q

can u use alcohol on microscopes

A

no

19
Q

can u focus an HPO downwards using objective lens

A

no