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Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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Author:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
Publisher:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation
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This diagram details the components of a typical compound microscope, labeled with corresponding letters for clarity. - **A**: Base - The supportive structure on which the microscope stands. - **B**: Light Source - Provides illumination to enhance viewing of the specimen. - **C**: Stage - The platform where the slide holding the specimen is placed. - **D**: Stage Clips - Secure the slide in place on the stage. - **E**: Objective Lens - Responsible for magnifying the image of the specimen. - **F**: Nosepiece - Rotatable component that holds multiple objective lenses, allowing for easy switching between magnifications. - **G**: Ocular Lens (Eyepiece) - The lens through which the viewer observes the specimen, further magnifying the image. - **H**: Arm - The sturdy, curved part that connects the base to the body of the microscope. It is used for carrying the microscope. - **I**: Coarse Focus Knob - Used to adjust the focus of the microscope by moving the stage or objective lenses closer to or further from the specimen, providing large-scale adjustments. - **J**: Fine Focus Knob - Provides small-scale adjustments to focus, used after the coarse focus for sharp clarity at higher magnifications. - **K**: Diaphragm - Adjusts the amount of light passing through the specimen. - **L**: Condenser - Focuses light from the light source onto the specimen. - **M**: Power Switch - Turns the microscope's illumination on and off. This illustration effectively demonstrates the critical elements and layout of a compound microscope, which is essential for various magnification needs in scientific studies and educational purposes.
Transcribed Image Text:This diagram details the components of a typical compound microscope, labeled with corresponding letters for clarity. - **A**: Base - The supportive structure on which the microscope stands. - **B**: Light Source - Provides illumination to enhance viewing of the specimen. - **C**: Stage - The platform where the slide holding the specimen is placed. - **D**: Stage Clips - Secure the slide in place on the stage. - **E**: Objective Lens - Responsible for magnifying the image of the specimen. - **F**: Nosepiece - Rotatable component that holds multiple objective lenses, allowing for easy switching between magnifications. - **G**: Ocular Lens (Eyepiece) - The lens through which the viewer observes the specimen, further magnifying the image. - **H**: Arm - The sturdy, curved part that connects the base to the body of the microscope. It is used for carrying the microscope. - **I**: Coarse Focus Knob - Used to adjust the focus of the microscope by moving the stage or objective lenses closer to or further from the specimen, providing large-scale adjustments. - **J**: Fine Focus Knob - Provides small-scale adjustments to focus, used after the coarse focus for sharp clarity at higher magnifications. - **K**: Diaphragm - Adjusts the amount of light passing through the specimen. - **L**: Condenser - Focuses light from the light source onto the specimen. - **M**: Power Switch - Turns the microscope's illumination on and off. This illustration effectively demonstrates the critical elements and layout of a compound microscope, which is essential for various magnification needs in scientific studies and educational purposes.
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