Lab Exercise 2 The Microscope By Professor Fink

Lab Exercise 2 The Microscope By Professor Fink Youtube This video lab covers the use of the binocular compound light microscope. the parts of the microscope are named, including ocular (eyepiece) lens, objective. Lab exercise 2: the microscope lab summary: in this lab, you will learn how to use an essential tool in science—the compound light microscope. your learning will include familiarizing yourself with the parts of the microscope and how to use them, how to mount a slide, proper and efficient technique for focusing a slide, and calculating field diameters, total magnification, and cell sizes.

Micro Pre Lab 2 Docx Exercise 2 The Microscope Pre Lab Questions 1. place objective micrometer on stage. 2. at 40x, determine how many lines would fit across the field. coarse adjustment knob. larger round knob used to focus speicmen by moving stage of microscope. fine adjustment knobw. small round knob to fine tune focus of specimen after adjusting coarse adj. knob. organisms used for micrscope lab. Following this exercise the student should be able to: 1. properly care for and confidently use a microscope. 2. identify the structures on a microscope. 3. use proper technique with oil immersion lens and wet mounts. 4. compare and contrast various microscopes. microscope use. 1. always use the microscope on a hard stable surface. Objective magnification x ocular magnification. first to describe a cell as the basic unit of an organism; studied sliced cork and described seeing compartments, cells, which mean "small room". study with quizlet and memorize flashcards containing terms like microscopy, resolution, magnification and more. Remember with a compound light microscope you are magnifying with two lenses, so to calculate the total magnification you multiply the ocular lens magnification by the objective lens magnification. procedure for activity 2.3: use the information above and on your microscope to fill in table 2.2.1 2.2. 1.

Lab 2 The Microscope Pdf Exercise 2 The Microscope Objectives Objective magnification x ocular magnification. first to describe a cell as the basic unit of an organism; studied sliced cork and described seeing compartments, cells, which mean "small room". study with quizlet and memorize flashcards containing terms like microscopy, resolution, magnification and more. Remember with a compound light microscope you are magnifying with two lenses, so to calculate the total magnification you multiply the ocular lens magnification by the objective lens magnification. procedure for activity 2.3: use the information above and on your microscope to fill in table 2.2.1 2.2. 1. Completely unwrap the electrical cord before plugging in the microscope. store the microscope with the cord wrapped neatly around the base, with the lowest power lens in position. store the microscope with the low power objective lens in position. checking the position of the condenser. why should you never clean the microscope with any soft. Iodine 2) indicate the cell wall in the above image using an arrow and write its function. complete. its function is to provide support and protection for the cell. 3) estimate the cell size of onion epidermal cell. [show calculations] 350um 7 cells = 50um.

Laboratory Exercise 2 Microscopy 2021 1 Docx Laboratory Exercise Completely unwrap the electrical cord before plugging in the microscope. store the microscope with the cord wrapped neatly around the base, with the lowest power lens in position. store the microscope with the low power objective lens in position. checking the position of the condenser. why should you never clean the microscope with any soft. Iodine 2) indicate the cell wall in the above image using an arrow and write its function. complete. its function is to provide support and protection for the cell. 3) estimate the cell size of onion epidermal cell. [show calculations] 350um 7 cells = 50um.