A-Level Biology - Light microscope: some basic guidelines

[@dawn-vj6gs]

thank you so much! :>

[@DBiologyClassroom]

You are welcome 😁😁😁

[@BlueSweatBW]

Thank you

[@DBiologyClassroom]

You are welcome!!!

[@thepolarbearfur313]

It really helped alot thank you😊

[@DBiologyClassroom]

You are welcome 😁

[@mayyuenn]

is this at taylor's colledge?

[@DBiologyClassroom]

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[@AlwinSanchita]

Could you suggest the type of microscope I should buy for AS/A level ?

[@DBiologyClassroom]

Compound light microscope. Objective lens: x10 and x40.

[@ronicadumbu9482]

Thank btw

[@DBiologyClassroom]

You are welcome!

[@hirawho]

Had a question: are marks deducted if we mistakenly break the microscopic slide ?

[@DBiologyClassroom]

No it won't

[@hirawho]

@@DBiologyClassroom oh thank god! I mistakenly broke one in my exam and was worried about it.

[@Amedosthetics]

The Al savior

[@DBiologyClassroom]

Thank you 😊

[@ronicadumbu9482]

Are high power lines bigger (taller) than low power

[@DBiologyClassroom]

Yes, high power means greater magnification. You zoom in further.

[@ronicadumbu9482]

@@DBiologyClassroom sorry I meant the taller lenses all the three power lenses are different in height right? ..so lenses with high power are great in terms of (height) right?

[@DBiologyClassroom]

@@ronicadumbu9482 yes, higher power lens are longer

[@ronicadumbu9482]

@@DBiologyClassroom ok thank u so much

[@arbabnadeem5050]

Is this for p5

[@DBiologyClassroom]

More for P3

[@19_1_1_4]

Just wanted to confirm after all the adjustment, we'll remove the specimen and then calibrate the EPG

[@DBiologyClassroom]

You can also start by using the stage micrometer, adjust, calibrate EPG, then only put in the specimen.