1. USING A MICROSCOPE

2. MICROSCOPE – TOOL USED TO MAGNIFY OR ENLARGE OBJECTS MAYBE MONOCULAR(1) OR BINOCULAR(2) EYEPIECES (MAGNIFIES 10 x) LOW-POWER OBJECTIVES = 10x OR 100x EXAMPLE: 10x X 10x = 100x HIGH-POWER OBJECTIVES = 40x OR 400x EXAMPLE: 10x X 40x = 400x OIL-IMMERSION OBJECTIVES=100x OR 1000x EXAMPLE: 10x X 100x = 1000x

3. BASE – STAND OF THE MICROSCOPE ARM – STEM; USED TO CARRY MICROSCOPE EYEPIECE-OCULAR(S), VIEWING STRUCTURE( 10X ) REVOLVING NOSEPIECE-OBJECTIVES ATTACHED STAGE – FLAT PLATFORM FOR SLIDE SLIDE CLIPS – HOLDS THE SLIDE IN PLACE MICROSCOPE PARTS:

4. MICROSCOPE CONTINUTED… COURSE ADJUSTMENT- LARGE KNOB ON ARM (MOVES OBJECTIVES UP & DOWN) FINE ADJUSTMENT- FOR PRECISE FOCUSING IRIS DIAPHRAGM-CONTROLS AMOUNT OF LIGHT LIGHT – PROVIDES THE ILLUMINATING SOURCE BODY TUBE – CONNECTS THE EYEPIECE & THE OBJECTIVES

5. Microscope - LABEL THE PARTS

6. BODY TUBE REVOLVING NOSE PIECE OBJECTIVE 10X OBJECTIVE 40x OBJECTIVE 100X SLIDE CLIPS IRIS DIAPHRAGM LIGHT SOURCE EYEPIECE BASE ARM FINE ADJUSTMENT COURSE ADJUSTMENT STAGE MICROSCOPE PARTS