Benefits of Microscopes

Biology

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zhannawk [14.2K]3 years ago

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The light microscope is able to produce images in their natural color because photons of visible light are utilized as a light source and color is a function of light. Both transmission and scanning electron microscopes are not able to produce images in their natural colors because they utilize beams of electrons to image specimens. <em>They produce grayscale images instead because the regions of the specimen where electrons pass through are usually white while other regions remain black.</em>

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