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Measurement Micro PH

Biology

TermDefinition
Metric System System of measurement based on powers of ten used by scientists
Meniscus a curve in the surface of a molecular substance (water, of course) when it touches another material.
Low power objective lens Provides magnification of 10x and is the shortest objective
High power objective lens Provides a magnification of 40x and is the longest objective
Stage Supports the specimen or slide
Stage clips Clips that hold the slide or specimen in place on the stage
Diaphragm Controls the amount of light on the slide or specimen
Course adjustment knob Used to focus under low power (moves stage up and down)
Fine adjustment knob Used to "sharpen" image under both low and high power (moves stage slightly)
Ocular lens (eyepiece) Magnifies the specimen image 10x
Total magnification Multiplying the ocular lens 10x by the objective lens
Wet mount Used to prevent specimen from falling off the slide
Coverslip This piece of glass used to cover and protect a specimen on a microscope slide
Staining Used to view specimens that are transparent (clear)
Compound light microscope Produce magnified images by focusing visible light rays, magnification is about 1000x
Basic solution Contains lower concentrations of hydrogen ions and have PH values above 7
Acidic solution Contains higher concentrations of hydrogen ions and have PH levels below 7
Neutral solution Solutions with PH reading around 7
Buffer Weak acids or bases that can react with strong acids or bases to prevent sudden changes in PH
Field of view ("FOV") The diameter of the circle of light that you see when looking into a microscope
Slide Glass the specimen is placed on
Scanning Electron Microscope used to view great detail of the surface of a cell
Transmission Electron Microscope PH used to view interior of a specimen in great detail (Ex: organelles)
Scanning Power Objective Lens lens with a low magnification power and a wide field of view... used to get an overview of a specimen before switching to a higher magnification lens for closer examination.
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