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    The document compares two types of microscopes. A compound microscope uses glass lenses and visible light to magnify objects. An electron microscope uses electromagnets instead of glass lenses and electrons instead of visible light for magnification. Both were invented by different scientists to improve magnification capabilities.

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    The document compares two types of microscopes. A compound microscope uses glass lenses and visible light to magnify objects. An electron microscope uses electromagnets instead of glass lenses and electrons instead of visible light for magnification. Both were invented by different scientists to improve magnification capabilities.

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    Knolll and Ruska

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    The document compares two types of microscopes. A compound microscope uses glass lenses and visible light to magnify objects. An electron microscope uses electromagnets instead of glass lenses and electrons instead of visible light for magnification. Both were invented by different scientists to improve magnification capabilities.

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    Compound Microscope

    It is a high resolution instrument that


    uses glass lens for magnification and
    visible light for illumination

    Invented by: Z Janssen


    Electron Microscope
    it is an instrument that uses
    electromagnet instead of glass lens for
    magnification and electrons instead of
    visible light for illumination
    Invented by
    Knoll and Ruska

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