Microscope Lenses, Stage, and Lighting

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Questions and Answers

What is the best way to find out about small things?

The best way to find out about small things is to use a microscope.

What do microscopes do?

Microscopes make tiny things look big.

How many lenses do most microscopes have?

Most microscopes have two lenses.

What is the flat surface called where you place what you want to view on a microscope?

<p>The flat surface is called the stage.</p> Signup and view all the answers

According to paragraph 3, what causes someone to have trouble seeing an object on a microscope?

<p>Not having enough light.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Microscope

An instrument that makes tiny things look big.

Lenses

Pieces of glass or plastic that magnify tiny things.

Stage (microscope)

The flat surface where you place an object to view under a microscope.

Lighting

Essential for clear visibility under a microscope.

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See-through object, light placement

Place the light under the stage.

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Non-See-Through object, light placement

Place the light above the stage

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Study Notes

  • Microscopes are useful for exploring small things.
  • Microscopes make tiny things look big.

Microscope Lenses and Stage

  • Most microscopes utilize two lenses.
  • Lenses are crafted from glass or plastic.
  • Lenses are able to magnify tiny objects, making them appear larger.
  • To operate a microscope, the viewing item is placed on a flat surface.
  • The flat surface is referred to as the stage.

Importance of Lighting

  • Adequate lighting is essential for microscope use.
  • Insufficient light hinders visibility of tiny objects on the stage.
  • For see-through objects, position the light source beneath the stage to shine light upwards through it.
  • For objects which are not see-through, place the light above the stage so the light will shine down on it.

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