midterm Flashcards
objective lenses
scanning power -4x
low power -10x
high power - 40x
oil immersion - 100x
what does the ocular lens do
inverts image
what does parfocal mean
stays in focus even when you change lenses (working distance)
what does immersion oil do
increase resolution
decrease light refraction
3 types of carbohydrates with examples
monosaccharide -glucose
disaccharide -sucrose
polysaccharide - starch/glycogen/cellulose
what is the test for sugars / positive result
benedicts test - precipitate/ green reddish brown
test for monosaccharides / positive result
barfoeds test
+ is red precipitate
test for starch/ positive result
iodine test
starch = dark blue
glycogen =red brown
lipid test
if transparent then has lipid / if it doesn’t mix
water is polar/ lipid non polar
test for amino acids / positive result
ninhydrin test
+ is purple color
test for peptide bonds / positive result
biuret test
violet = protein
light purple = peptides
test for DNA /positive results
dische test
+ for deoxyribose sugar is blue
what is a blank
sample only containing ex water to get a baseline reading / doesn’t contain anything of interest
serial dilutions
set of dilutions prepared from previous dilutions
C1 V1 = C2 V2
to get usually stock volume