Match the Word in Column 1 to Its Definition in Column

question 35

Essay

Match the word in Column 1 to its definition in Column 2.Each answer can only be used once.
A)Size of the specimen area being observed
B)Provides a simultaneous view of two specimens
C)Space between the specimen and objective lens
D)Illumination required to view a transparent object
E)Illumination of a specimen from above
F)The thickness of a specimen in focus
G)Eyepiece multiplied by objective lens
H)The image seen through a compound microscope
I)The lower lens of a microscope positioned directly over the specimen
J)Presents a distinctive three-dimensional image
K)Used to examine birefringent materials
L)Image formed by the actual convergence of light rays on a screen
1)Magnification
2)Working distance
3)Polarizing microscope
4)Depth of focus
5)Field of view
6)Real image
7)Stereoscopic microscope
8)Transmitted illumination
9)Vertical illumination
10)Comparison microscope
11)Objective lens
12)Virtual image

• A)Size of the specimen area being observed
• B)Provides a simultaneous view of two specimens
• C)Space between the specimen and objective lens
• D)Illumination required to view a transparent object
• E)Illumination of a specimen from above
• F)The thickness of a specimen in focus
• G)Eyepiece multiplied by objective lens
• H)The image seen through a compound microscope
• I)The lower lens of a microscope positioned directly over the specimen
• J)Presents a distinctive three-dimensional image
• K)Used to examine birefringent materials
• L)Image formed by the actual convergence of light rays on a screen
• 1)Magnification
• 2)Working distance
• 3)Polarizing microscope
• 4)Depth of focus
• 5)Field of view
• 6)Real image
• 7)Stereoscopic microscope
• 8)Transmitted illumination
• 9)Vertical illumination
• 10)Comparison microscope
• 11)Objective lens
• 12)Virtual image

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