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Microscope: A great Invention

A microscope is great invention in the field of science. It is a device that is used to magnify or amplify the appearance of tiny objects. Market is flooded with the different kind of microscopes, one can choose microscope according to their needs. One of the microscopes that are available in the market is the stereo microscope. In stereo microscopes there are two separate eyepiece that are fitted with a prism, a bulb is located at the microscope bottom that projects light through the sample and the lens for magnification. Prism play a very significant role as the light is reflected through prism and thus makes an image larger. It is well known that two prisms are used in this type of microscope where each eye looks into the microscope individually, in this kind of microscope image has a three dimensional appearance. These microscopes are mainly used by scientist in labs for dissections and by surgeons at the time of operation or surgery for guiding him during a surgery on a very small area. These microscopes are also used by the photographers as many stereo microscopes are attached with the cameras that are very small in size but have the ability to record any performance or work that is being performed on that specific area. These small cameras can also be used to project the image onto a larger screen. Here comes another microscope called as research microscopes. Beginners can understand this microscope as a microscope that is majorly associated with the size. A research microscope is inverted or upright and varies in sizes. A typical research microscope weighs between 30 kg to 50 kg. Inverted microscope is the type of microscope where the lenses is below the illumination and upright microscope are the ones where lenses are above the illumination. These microscopes are used for various scientific purposes and help scientist to discover new things. The microscope indeed has helped scientists discover a lot of things. Now, with the help research microscope out and proud, it would not be long before they will be able to discover a few more things - things that will help commoners understand the world better.

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which type of microscope magnifies the most?

from stereo microscope
light microscope
transmission electron microscope
scanning microscope
also could you give me links to a specimen viewed under each of those microscopes!!!!

Hi Jess,

Stereo and light microscopes both rely on visible light to image a specimen. They are both limited by the wavelength of light (380nm - 750nm) due to the effects of diffraction. Scanning electron microscopes bombard specially prepared surfaces with electrons and measure the resulting signals. They can resolve details to around 5nm but cannot distinguish details at the atomic level. Transmission electron microscopes fire electrons through a specimen and measure the resulting interactions. They are limited by the wavelength of the electrons transmitted through the sample and can resolve details on an atomic scale.

You can find pictures from each of these microscopes on their respective wikipedia pages:

Light and Stereo Microscopes
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Light_microscope

Scanning Electron Microscope
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scanning_electron_microscope

Transmission Electron Microscope
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transmission_electron_microscope

Feel free to contact me if you have any more questions.

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