Why Is Diffraction a Problem for Microscopy

question 19

Multiple Choice

Why is diffraction a problem for microscopy?

• A) because the lens acts as a large aperture through which light must pass
• B) the small size of higher-power lenses causes severe diffraction
• C) loss of light results in blurred images
• D) diffraction of light is useful when using an oil immersion lens to view objects

Understand the relationship between prejudiced attitudes and discriminatory behaviour.

Grasp the variables that influence the correspondence between attitudes and behaviours.

Comprehend the significance of perceived behavioural control in the theory of planned behaviour.

Recognize the importance of protection motivation theory in health-related behaviour.

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