Can You Guess What It Is?  string beans  plastic  paper towel  Velcro  push pins  mushrooms  a bone  a tree branch  a strand of hair.

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Can You Guess What It Is?  string beans  plastic  paper towel  Velcro  push pins  mushrooms  a bone  a tree branch  a strand of hair

Parts Microscope Usage The microscope makes things look larger. It works by gathering light from a light source. The light source can be either a small light bulb or a mirror reflecting light from an outside source. Light passes through the specimen and then through the lenses. Each lens is a piece of glass that has been shaped in a curve so that the light bends, magnifying the specimen.

 Eyepiece  Fine Adjustment Knob (FAK)  Power Switch  Stage  Diaphragm  Objective lenses 10X4, 10x10, 10x40  Body Tube  Nosepiece  Stage Clips  Coarse Adjustment Knob (CAK)  Arm  Light Source  Base