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Safety : Write down 3 safety procedures to follow in class. Scientific Method : P-G-H-E-O-C-R

Safety : Write down 3 safety procedures to follow in class. Scientific Method : P-G-H-E-O-C-R List the 7 steps of the scientific method: Problem Gather info Hypothesis Experiment Observation Conclusion Repeat. 3. Define : Independent Variable

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Microscopes

Microscopes. What is this?. I. Parts of the Compound Light Microscope. Metal or plastic part on which microscope rests BASE. Somewhat C-shaped pillar arising from the base and supports the stage and ocular components. Used for carrying. ARM.

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Unit 2

Unit 2. Basic Instruments and Measurements. There are two styles of meters. DIGITAL. ANALOG. ANALOG METER. Uses a moving coil meter , a pointer, and a scale. DIGITAL METER. The digital meter circuits change or convert the analog quantity into a digital form.

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Master the Microscope

Master the Microscope. What type of microscope are we using?. Compound. Compound Microscope. A compound microscope consists of an objective lens and an eyepiece at opposite ends of an adjustable tube. nosepiece. eyepiece. high-power objective lens. arm. stage. course adjustment knob.

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Microscope & Cells

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Parts of a Compound Light Microscope

Parts of a Compound Light Microscope. Mirror / Light. the light source for a microscope, typically located in the base of the microscope. Most light microscopes use low voltage, halogen bulbs with continuous variable lighting control located within the base. A. Mirror / Light.

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Modern Microscopes

Modern Microscopes. Putting Things In Perspective. Transmission Electron Microscope TEM - 1931. Magnifies up to 1,000,000 x. A beam of electrons are transmitted through a specimen. Produces a 2-D image that must be photographed to be observed. Detailed parts inside the cell can be observed.

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Introduction to the Microscope

Introduction to the Microscope. Care Parts Focusing. How do microscopes help scientists study living things?. Microscopes help scientist to observe and study organisms to small to see with the eye alone. They do this by making objects look larger. (magnify).

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Intro to the Microscope

Intro to the Microscope. Warm-up Pg. _____: Copy these vocab words and definitions into your notebook Microscope : A scientific tool that helps magnify very small objects, like cells Resolution : The sharpness of an image. Eyepiece. Course adjustment knob. Body Tube. Fine adjustment knob.

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Microscopy

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Microscope Parts and Functions

Microscope Parts and Functions. NAIS 6 th Grade Science. What are the parts??. eyepiece 7. objective fine adjustment 8. stage clips course adjustment 9. arm stage 10. base mirror 11. nosepiece body tube 12. diaphragm. Eyepiece.

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The Wet Slide

The Wet Slide. The Players. Slide Specimen Coverslip Water. T he Slide. Made of Glass Sharp Fragile. The Specimen. Small Fragile Potentially harmful. The Coverslip. Plastic Small Fragile. Water. Wet One drop only. Procedure. Obtain the slide. Procedure.

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The Wet Slide

The Wet Slide. The Players. Slide Specimen Coverslip Water. T he Slide. Made of Glass Sharp Fragile. The Specimen. Small Fragile Potentially harmful. The Coverslip. Plastic Small Fragile. Water. Wet One drop only. Procedure. Obtain the slide. Procedure.

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Measuring Mass by Georgeann Wright

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Microscope

Microscope. Place slide on stage and secure the slide with stage clips. The low power objective lens should be in place. Use the coarse adjustment knobs to get the specimen in focus. Once in focus, move the slide so the specimen is in the center of the field of view.

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Microscope Notes

Microscope Notes. Microscope Notes. The invention of the microscope made it possible for people to discover and learn about cells. Microscope-an instrument that makes small objects look larger. Two Types of Microscopes. Simple microscope: contains only one lens

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How to use triple-beam balance to measure mass.

How to use triple-beam balance to measure mass. Objective: To accurately measure the mass of objects. Use a balance to measure mass. There are three types. Triple-beam balance, Double-pan balance, and digital/electronic balance. Watch the video modeling how to use the triple-beam balance. .

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Learning About The Microscope

Learning About The Microscope. Because cells are small, you must make them appear larger than they really are in order to see and study them. To view cells closely, you will use a compound light microscope. It employs two lenses and a light source to make the object appear larger.

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Microscope notes

Microscope notes. eyepiece. Leave blank. Revolving nosepiece. arm. Objectives 3,4, 5. stage. Stage clips. Course adjustment knob. Diaphragm. Fine adjustment knob. Light source. base. How to make a microscope slide. Use a clean slide and coverslip always.

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