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    Basic Science: Life'S Mysteries in Little Chambers

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    The document describes the basic components and functions of a compound microscope. It explains that compound microscopes use more than one lens to magnify objects and a mirror is used to reflect light onto the material being observed. It also mentions that a diaphragm helps regulate the intensity of light and that the document will discuss preparation of microscope slides and cell biology.

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    The document describes the basic components and functions of a compound microscope. It explains that compound microscopes use more than one lens to magnify objects and a mirror is used to reflect light onto the material being observed. It also mentions that a diaphragm helps regulate the intensity of light and that the document will discuss preparation of microscope slides and cell biology.

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    The document describes the basic components and functions of a compound microscope. It explains that compound microscopes use more than one lens to magnify objects and a mirror is used to reflect light onto the material being observed. It also mentions that a diaphragm helps regulate the intensity of light and that the document will discuss preparation of microscope slides and cell biology.

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    Basic Science: Life'S Mysteries in Little Chambers

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    The document describes the basic components and functions of a compound microscope. It explains that compound microscopes use more than one lens to magnify objects and a mirror is used to reflect light onto the material being observed. It also mentions that a diaphragm helps regulate the intensity of light and that the document will discuss preparation of microscope slides and cell biology.

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    BASIC SCIENCE
    CHAPTER 1
    LIFE’S MYSTERIES IN LITTLE CHAMBERS
    COMPOUND MICROSCOPE

    Eye piece

    knob

    Objective lens
    Stage & clip
    Condenser

    Mirror
     Microscopes in which more than one lens is used
    are called compound microscopes
     The function of a microscope is to magnify

    objects
    Why is a mirror fixed in a microscope?
    Mirror is used to reflect light on the material to be
    observed. Depending upon the type of microscope,
    a plane mirror to reflect sunlight and a concave
    mirror to reflect artificial light.
    What is the function of diaphragm in microscope?
    It helps to regulate the intensity of light.
    PREPARATION OF SLIDE
    CELL
    Cytology/cell biology
    THANK YOU

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