Question

How does phase contrast microscopy help scientists to visualize difficult specimens?

Answer 1

Answer:

The asnwer is Allows observation and study of living cells.

Explanation:

The phase contrast microscope allows observation of uncolored cells, which is very useful for the study of living cells. This type of procedure helps scientists study difficult samples, because most living organisms cannot be dyed or colored, since the dyes used could damage their cell structure and even cause them to die.

Answer 2

The phase contrast microscope uses out-of-phase and in-phase light rays that produce contrast areas allowing scientists to detect even a minute number of protein molecules and focus on the minute internal structures of a particle.