Midterm exam Flashcards

(28 cards)

1
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Agar

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a carbohydrate derived from seaweed used to solidify a liquid medium
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2
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media

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the substances used to support growth of microorganisms

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3
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Anton Van Leeuwenhoek

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first mircroscope with only one lens. many disadvantages

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4
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Todays microscopes have at least how many lens

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2 , ocular and objective

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5
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does the ocular lens have magnification abilities

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yes

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6
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How do you obtain total magnification

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multiply ocular x objective

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7
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Ernest abbe

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developed third lens, called condenser

oil immersion technique

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8
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What does oil do

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helps to decrease the loss of transmitted light which in turn increases image clarity

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9
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Did ernest abbe reduce both types of abbreations?

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jes

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10
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made what kind of lens too

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concave to form flat image to overcome aberrations

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11
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Spherical Lens Aberrations

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light rays passing through the edge of a convex lens are bent more than light rays passing through the center. to fix: place the diaphrahm below the lens so that only the center of the lens is used.

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12
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Chromatic Lens aberrations

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disstortions of colors. Blue is bent more so goes less of a distance. red is formed outside.

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13
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Apochormatic lens

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free of both aberrations

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14
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achromatic lens

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free of chromatic abberrations

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15
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human eye power

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.1 mm

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16
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power of light microscope

17
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how is resolving power related to wavelength

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as wavelegth decreases, power increases

18
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how is power related to numerical aperture of condensor and objective

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increase and increase

19
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numerical aperture is what

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n sin theta, n is refractive index

20
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refractive index is what

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medium employed between the objective lens and the upper slide surface as well as the medium employed between the lower slide surface and the condenser lens. air is 1 oil is 1.25 or 1.56

21
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what is sin theta

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the max angle formed by the light rays coming from the condenser and passing through the specimen into the front lens of the objective

22
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focal length

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distance from the principal point of focus of the objective lens to the principal point of focus of the specimen

23
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working distance

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distance between lens and specimen

24
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the shorter the working distance, the blank the opening of the condenser iris diaphragm required from proper illumination

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Iris diaphragm
an adjustable opening that can be used to regulate the aperture of a lens
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parfocal
having a set of objectives so mounted on the microscope that they can be interchanged without having to appreciably vary the focus
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refractive index
the ratio of the velocity of light in the first of two media to its velocity in the second medium as it passes from one medium to another medium with a different index refraction
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functions of substage condenser
provides parallel rays of light and focuses them on the surface of the slide