2.1.1 Cell Structure – Magnification Flashcards

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What is the formula for magnification?

A

Magnification = size of image/size of object

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What is the definition of magnification?

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Magnification is the number of times the image is bigger than the object.

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What is the definition of resolution?

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Resolution is the measure of microscope to distinguish between two points that are close together as separate and increase clarity

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4
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What measurement has the units µm?

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Micrometres

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5
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What measurement has the units nm?

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Nanometres

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6
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How many micrometres in one millimetre?

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1000

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How many nanometres in one micrometre?

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1000

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How many nanometres in one millimetre?

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1,000,000

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9
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How do you measure the length of a specimen using a microscope?

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  • Place an eyepeice graticule which has scale 1 to 100 but has no units
  • Calibrate (compare) against stage micrometer by aligning it to the eyepeice graticule
  • The stage micrometer has units
  • 30 divisions on eyepeice is equal to 10 divisions on stage micrometer
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