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EXERCISE 2: THE COMPOUND MICROSCOPE
SECTION/GROUP: A52/Group 1 SCORE:___/60
EYE PIECE
OBJECTIVES
STAGE
CONDENSER
COARSE FOCUS
FINE FOCUS
LIGHT
SOURCE
B.1 Not included in the parts of the microscope above is the field diaphragm. What is its
function and how is it used? (2 pts)
B.2 What is the use of the oil for the oil immersion objective? (2 pts)
B.3 In storing your microscope, what objective should be in place? Why should this be
done? (4 pts)
2. Draw the letter e under the low power objective (10x). (2 pts)
3. Draw the letter e under the high power objective (40x). (2 pts)
1. Is the position of the letter e the same as when viewed with the naked eye or is it
inverted? (2 pts)
2. When the slide is moved to the left, in which direction does the letter image
appear to move? (2 pts)
3. When the slide is moved towards you, in which direction does the letter image
appear to move? (2 pts)
4. When the objective is shifted to HPO, what happens to the letter image and field
of view? (2 pts)
C.3 Given these images focused under different objectives, calculate the size of an
onion cell and a Bangka-bangkaan cell. Show your calculations. (8 pts)
(HPO) (LPO)
D.1 What is the total magnification using the following objectives using your
microscope?
Show your calculations: (8 pts)
a. Compute the magnification of the two images of the Onion and Bangka-bangkaan
cells above (Refer to Section C.3).
b. Get a grain of rice and a foot ruler. Measure their actual lengths in mm.
Onion cell (length) (Refer to Section C.3 Fig. Magnification as shown in the
A) (2pts) image above Section C.3 Fig.
A
(2pts)
Table of Contributions: Indicate the work contribution of the group members below.
Member with no participation will be graded zero (0).
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