y9 microscope-cells revision Flashcards

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1
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Whats the function of a microscope?

A

To magnify small objects

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2
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What does a light microscope use to magnify specimens?

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Light.

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3
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What does a electron microscope use to magnify specimens?

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electrons pass through the specimen

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4
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where/apperance is the stage and what does it do?

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its the square thing that holds the specimen

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5
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where/apperance is the arm and what does it do?

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the long thing which holds it all together.

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5
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where/apperance is the eyepeice lens and what does it do?

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what u look into and it magnfies the specimen

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6
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Where is the diaphragm and function

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under stage. adjusts light intensity when turned

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7
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a.what is the glass called that the specimin sits on?
b. what do liquid do you put ontop of the specimin?
c. what do you put ontop (square)?

A

slide.
stain.
coverslip.

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8
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what is magnification. fully accurate.

A

How many times bigger an image is compared to the object.

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9
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what is resolving power?

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The ability to distinguish between two points on a object.

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10
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In which microscope do specimin have to be DEAD

A

electron

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10
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  1. Disadvantages of light microscope.
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1&2. magnification AND resolution power is not high enough to produce a image with great enough detail and intricate cell sctructure.

  1. Limited contrast can make it hard to see different parts of a specimen without a stain.
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11
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whats the difference between coarse focus and fine focus

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Coarse Focus: Moves the stage up and down quickly for initial focusing.

Fine Focus: Makes small adjustments for precise clarity after using coarse focus.

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12
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which objective lens is used first,

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  1. 4x (red) depending

2.10x (yellow) depending

  1. 40x (blue) depending
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13
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how many mm in cm

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10

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14
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you divide by 1000 each times when going from…

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(nm)nanometre to
(µm)micrometre to
(mm)millimetre to
(m)metre

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15
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you times by 1000 each times when going from…

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(m)metre to
(mm)millimetre to
(µm)micrometre to
(nm)nanometre

16
Q

how to find image, size of object or image size?

A

use I / AxM

17
Q

how to turn mm into cm?

18
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how to turn mm into m

A

divide 1000

19
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how to turn mm into nm

A

x1000
x1000

20
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how to turn cm into µm

A

x10 = mm
x1000 = µm

21
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how to turn nm into m

A

divide 1000
divide 1000
divide 1000

22
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how to find magnification. (not i am)

A

eyepeice lens x objective lens

23
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step 1 for onion skin required practical

A

collect a sample of the cell you want to observe

24
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step 2 for onion skin required practical

A

Remove the inner skin of a layer of onion using forceps.

25
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step 3 for onion skin required practical

A

Place the thin slice onto a clean glass slide. Use your forceps to keep the onion skin flat on the glass slide.

25
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step 4 for onion skin required practical

A

Using a pipette, add one or two drops of dilute iodine solution on top

26
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step 5 for onion skin required practical

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Hold the coverslip by its side and lay one edge of the cover slip onto the microscope slide

27
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step 6 for onion skin required practical

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  1. Lower the cover slip slowly so that the liquid spreads out. (using the mounted needle)
28
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how many organells are there (i shld know)

29
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what type of cell has 5 of the organells

30
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function of cell membrane

A

Controls the movement of substances in and out of the cell.

31
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function of the nucelus

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Contains DNA and controls the activities of the cell.

32
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whats the function of cytoplasm

A

jelly like substance
Where chemical reactions take place.

33
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whats the function of mitochondria

A

where respiration takes place

34
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whats the function of ribosomes

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where protein-synthesis takes place

35
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whats the function of cell wall

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Made of cellulose, this supports the cell.

36
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whats the function of chloroplasts

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Contain chlorophyll, which absorbs light for photosynthesis.

37
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whats the function of permanent vacuole

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Filled with cell sap, helping to keep the cell rigid.