The document provides a chart to label the key parts of a microscope and their functions. It includes the ocular lens, which magnifies the image 10x; the revolving nosepiece, which holds the objective lenses; the low and high power objective lenses; the stage and stage clips, which hold the slide in place; the diaphragm, which controls light; the light source; the base, which supports the microscope; the course and fine adjustment knobs for focusing; and the arm, which connects the base to the nosepiece.
The document provides a chart to label the key parts of a microscope and their functions. It includes the ocular lens, which magnifies the image 10x; the revolving nosepiece, which holds the objective lenses; the low and high power objective lenses; the stage and stage clips, which hold the slide in place; the diaphragm, which controls light; the light source; the base, which supports the microscope; the course and fine adjustment knobs for focusing; and the arm, which connects the base to the nosepiece.
The document provides a chart to label the key parts of a microscope and their functions. It includes the ocular lens, which magnifies the image 10x; the revolving nosepiece, which holds the objective lenses; the low and high power objective lenses; the stage and stage clips, which hold the slide in place; the diaphragm, which controls light; the light source; the base, which supports the microscope; the course and fine adjustment knobs for focusing; and the arm, which connects the base to the nosepiece.
Date: _______ Parts of the Microscope and Their Function
Complete the chart below with the proper name of the microscope part:
Name of part: Function:
Lens closest to your eye. Magnifies the image 10x. Ocular Holds the objective lenses and can turn to change the objective lens in use. Revolving nosepiece Located on the nosepiece, this lens is the one you start Low power objective with to view specimens. lens. Located on the nosepiece, this lens has the highest High power objective magnification. Only use fine adjustment with this lens! lens.
Keeps the slide in place on the stage.
Stage clips
Location where the slide is placed. Contains an opening
that lets light pass through. Stage
Controls the amount of light that enters the stage.
Diaphragm
Provides light for viewing the specimen.
Light
This is the bottom of the microscope and it supports the
microscope. Base
Knob used to move the objective lenses into place. This
Course adjustment knob knob is used first.
Knob used to finely focus the view of the specimen. This
Fine adjustment knob knob is used second.
Connects the base to the revolving nosepiece.
Arm Name: ____________________________ Period: ______ Lab Table: _____ Date: _______