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Type | Digital Microscope |
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Light Source | LED |
Display | LCD Screen |
Eyepiece | Not applicable (digital) |
Power Source | Battery |
Includes | Microscope |
The small magnifying lens where you look into the microscope.
The main tube of the microscope where the image travels.
Knobs to slowly turn to bring the image of your sample into focus.
Holds the objective lenses; turn to click each lens into position.
Lenses closest to the object, providing different magnifying powers.
The backbone of the microscope that holds everything together.
The flat platform where your slides are held for studying.
Hold your slide in position on the stage so it doesn't move.
Aims light from a bright source up through the slide.
Provides light when natural light is not sufficient for viewing.
The bottom of the microscope, with a rubber cover for stability.
Key guidelines for safe handling and experimentation with the microscope.
Instructions for maintaining the microscope's condition and longevity.
Special instructions for cleaning and protecting the microscope's delicate lenses.
Step-by-step guide to setting up and beginning to use the microscope.
Procedure for creating a slide for short-term observation.
Procedure for creating a slide for long-term preservation and study.
Investigate the differences between natural and man-made cloth fibers.
Examine the structure and characteristics of different types of animal fur and hair.
Study the veins and stomata on various types of plant leaves.
Analyze the composition of dirt and sand samples, identifying particles.
Compare different types of paper based on fiber structure and water absorption.
Observe the microscopic life and debris found in pond water samples.
Examine friendly bacteria found in yogurt and their growth.
Grow and observe salt and sugar crystals to study their structure.
Suggestions for further exploration using the microscope.