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https://www.brainpop.com/games/virtuallabsusingthemicroscope/ [note: this activity requires Flash]
A. Play around with this demo of the use of a microscope, including a high-resolution "oll
objective:
B. Familiarize Yourself with Microscope Using a Letter "e" Slide
Please watch the following video on viewing the letter "e" through a microscope.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vKnypybq7L0
1. Calculating magnification:
d. Muluply the power (magnification) of the evepiece by the power of the objective lens
to obtain the total magnification.
b. The power of the eyepiece is 10x.
C. The power of each objective lens is written on it. It is usually followed by an "x", and
is an integer, NOT a decimal number, e.g., "4x".
d. In any sketches you make, include the total magnification under which you observed
the specimen. Always include the "x" as part of the magnification (e.g., 10x, 400x).
Fill out this table:
Total
Name of objective Magnification Magnification of
of Ocular lens
lens
objective lens
magnification
Scanning lens (4x)
Low power lens
(10x)
High power lens
(40x)
Oil immersion lens
(100x)
Check out the following interactive demo on relative cell size:
https://learn.genetics.utah.edu/content/cells/scale/
Based on the demo, rank the structure in order from least to greatest according to their size.
Which of these could you see without a microscope?
Which of these would you need to use a microscope with 1000X magnification to see?
Which of these would you not be able to see with a 1000X magnification microscope?](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/69c322e8-9b3a-421e-91c4-6bdb3d36b620/1c37cb8a-5929-4b83-8b45-4786a9e39a4f/gcu45f_thumbnail.jpeg)
Transcribed Image Text:done in the normal
https://www.brainpop.com/games/virtuallabsusingthemicroscope/ [note: this activity requires Flash]
A. Play around with this demo of the use of a microscope, including a high-resolution "oll
objective:
B. Familiarize Yourself with Microscope Using a Letter "e" Slide
Please watch the following video on viewing the letter "e" through a microscope.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vKnypybq7L0
1. Calculating magnification:
d. Muluply the power (magnification) of the evepiece by the power of the objective lens
to obtain the total magnification.
b. The power of the eyepiece is 10x.
C. The power of each objective lens is written on it. It is usually followed by an "x", and
is an integer, NOT a decimal number, e.g., "4x".
d. In any sketches you make, include the total magnification under which you observed
the specimen. Always include the "x" as part of the magnification (e.g., 10x, 400x).
Fill out this table:
Total
Name of objective Magnification Magnification of
of Ocular lens
lens
objective lens
magnification
Scanning lens (4x)
Low power lens
(10x)
High power lens
(40x)
Oil immersion lens
(100x)
Check out the following interactive demo on relative cell size:
https://learn.genetics.utah.edu/content/cells/scale/
Based on the demo, rank the structure in order from least to greatest according to their size.
Which of these could you see without a microscope?
Which of these would you need to use a microscope with 1000X magnification to see?
Which of these would you not be able to see with a 1000X magnification microscope?
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