How to use a microscope step by step
How to use a microscope step by step
Using a microscope requires careful handling and attention to detail. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to use a microscope:
Prepare the Microscope : Ensure the microscope is on a clean, flat, and vibration free surface. Turn on the light source. Adjust the intensity of the light as needed. Place the slide on the stage ( beneath the objective lenses) Rotate the coarse focus knob (the larger knob) to move the objective lens closer to or farther away from the slide. Start with the lowest-power objective lens. Use the stage controls (usually mechanical stage knobs) to center the specimen under the objective lens. Adjust the light intensity and use the condenser to focus and concentrate the light on the specimen. Once the specimen is in view, use the fine focus knob (smaller knob) for more precise focusing. For higher Magnification, rotate the nosepiece to switch to a higher-power objective lens. Refocus using the fine focus knob. After using turn off the light source. Rotate the nosepiece to the lowest-power objective lens. Gently remove the microscope slide and clean it if necessary. Wipe the lenses with soft cloth or tissue. Be careful not to scratch the lenses. After properly cleaning, store it in a clean, dry place. Cover it to protect it from dust. Related Compound microscope parts label, function, magnification The compound microscope is an optical instrument used for viewing very small things such as bacteria or fungi, from different samples like blood or urine. It magnified the image of the object several hundred times. Here are the compound microscope parts labeled. There are…
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