Which of the following statements is FALSE?   Question options:   stains increase the contrast of a specimen with its surroundings   all of these statements are TRUE   dyes generally consist of a chromophore and an ion   the chromophore of an acidic dye is positively-charged   simple staining procedures use a single dye   basic dyes bind to negatively-charged molecules

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