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Created by Aisha Elmi
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| Question | Answer |
| What is a microscope used for? | It is used for to see objects that are too small to be seen by the naked eye. |
| What does SEM stand for? | SEM, an electron microscope stands for 'Scanning Electron Microscope'. |
| What does field view mean? | The amount of the specimen seen through a microscope. |
| Whats the difference between Monocular and Binocular microscopes? | The difference between these two microscopes is that the monocular has one eye piece when binocular has two eye piece. |
| Name me one difference between monocular/binocular microscopes and stereo microscopes each. | A binocular/monocular microscope light passes through the specimen but a stereo microscope light reflect of the specimen. |
| One difference between SEM and TEM | In SEM it gives greatly magnified views of objects(e.g. insects, leaf,surface,bacteria) but in TEM it provides a view of the inner structure of the specimen such as cell. |
| What is a micrometer in a metre? | One millionth of a metre. |
| What is a stereo microscope maximum magnification? | The maximum is x100. |
| What does elecron microscope use instead of light | Instead of light they use tiny beams of electrons. |
| Name a part of a microscope that used to focus the image on low power? | A coarse focus knob. |
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