Drag the descriptions to their corresponding class to test your understanding of the lenses in a compound light microscope. Scanning objective Condenser Lens not connected to the nosepiece Substance is placed between specimen and lens to minimize light scattering Lens provides 40X magnification Collects and focuses light from source onto specimen Coarse focus knob should only be used with this objective lens Has the shortest working distance High (power) dry objective Oil immersion lens A diaphragm regulates light passing though this lens Lowest level of magnification Reset

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