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inn [45]
3 years ago
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Label the parts of the microscope shown in the picture below using the following terms: coarse adjustment knob, eyepiece (or ocu

lar lens), fine adjustment knob, light condenser and iris diaphragm, objective lenses, stage

Biology
1 answer:
Vikki [24]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

A is the eyepiece (or ocular lens),  B is the objective lenses, C is the iris diaphragm, D part is refers to light condenser, E is the location of fine adjustment knob and F is the location of coarse adjustment knob.

Explanation:

A is the eyepiece (or ocular lens),  B is the objective lenses, C is the iris diaphragm, D part is refers to light condenser, E is the location of fine adjustment knob and F is the location of coarse adjustment knob. All these parts are the important parts of microscope which has a specific function in the microscope. Without one of these parts, we can not see the microbes in the microscope.

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