Microscopes and magnification
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each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| Anton Van Leeuwenhoek | The father of microbiology.
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| Was from holland | AVL
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| Worked witty singal lens | AVL
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| The more curved the lens | The more powerful the magnification
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| First observations | Blood, bacteria , insects
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| Problem with his microscope | No light or mirror
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| What we see directly | Relates to light
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| Lens is shaped | Affects how the light travels through lens
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| Convex | Curved inward
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| Con caved | Curved outward
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| Transparent convex | Will magnify
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| Robert Hooke | Famous English scientist
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| Robert Hooke improved microscopes by | Adding a mirror for reflecting light
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| Eye piece | Part you look through
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| Tube | Contains many lens
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| Coarse adjustment knob | Moves stage up and down
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| Fine adjustment knob | Sharps the view
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| Arm | Use to carry microscope
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| Base | Bottom
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| Nose piece | Holds objectives
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| Objectives | Different powers of lens
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| Stage clips | Holds slide in place
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| Stage | Place for specimen
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| Mirror | Reflects light
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