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posledela
4 years ago
9

Which procedure must be completed before switching to high power objective on a microscope

Chemistry
1 answer:
Elis [28]4 years ago
7 0
1.turn  the  revolving  turret  so  that low  power  lens  come  into  position
2 place  the  microscope  slide  on  the  stage
3 look  at  the  objective  lens  and the  stage  from  the   side  as  you  turn   adjust  knob  so  that  stage   can  move  upward
4 look  through  the  eyepiece  and  move  the    focus  knob  until  image  come  into  focus
5.adjust  the   condenser   to regulate  thee  amount of  light
6 move  the  microscope  slide  around  until  the  sample  is  in  the   center of  field  of  view







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