1.1 Microscopy Flashcards

(29 cards)

1
Q

What were the first type of microscope?

A

Light

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2
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What are the two types of lense in a compound light microscope?

A

Objective and eyepiece

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3
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What are the parts of a microscope?

A
Eyepiece lense
Turret
objective lense 
coarse focusing knob
fine focusing knob
specimen stage
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4
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What types of mount are there?

A

Dry - cover slip placed over slice of specimen

Wet - specimen in liquid and cover slip placed on from angle

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5
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Define Magnification

A

how many time larger the image is than the actual object

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6
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Define Resolution

A

ability to see individual objects as separate objects

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7
Q

What limits resolution? and how it can be resolved?

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It is limited by diffraction of light

Use bean of electrons which have wavelength thousands time shorter than light

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8
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Calculation for magnification

A

mag = size of image / actual size

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9
Q

How man micrometers (um) are in a millimetre (mm)

A

1000

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10
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how do you get from nanometers to micrometers

A

divide by 1000

300nm = 0.3 um

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11
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What are the 3 measurements in microscopy?

A

Nanometres nm
Micrometers um
Millimetres mm

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12
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What is the difference between magnification and resolution?

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Mag is how much bigger image is then original image

Resolution is ability to distinguish between two points

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13
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Whats resolution of light microscope

A

50-200nm

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14
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What is resolution of transmission electron microscope

A

0.05-1.0nm

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15
Q

What is benefit of using scanning electron microscope?

A

Produced 3D image with surface detail

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16
Q

How does a laser scanning microscope work

A

laser beam scan specimen and pick up fluorescent and is focused through pinhole

17
Q

What kind of image does a laser scanning confocal produce

18
Q

What are the two types of electron microscope

A

Transmission and scanning

19
Q

How does Transmission electron microscope work

A

Use electromagnets to focus electrons that gather at denser parts

20
Q

What is resolution of TEM

A

0.0002um

x100 000

21
Q

What does TEM stand for

A

Transmission Electron Microscope

22
Q

What does SEM stand for

A

Scanning Electron Microscope

23
Q

How does SEM work

A

Scan a beam of electrons off and knock off electrons and are gathered up by cathode

24
Q

What kind of image does SEM produce

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What is resoloution and mag for SEM
0.002um x500 000
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What is resolution and mag of TEM compared to SEM
TEM x100 000 0.0002um SEM x500 000. 0.002um
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What is purpose of staining specimen
To make contrast like methylene blue
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What is used to create contrast in specimen for electron microscope
Dip specimen in heavy metal which cause electrons to scatter
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What is used to focus on magnifier
Fine adjustment knob