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    Paramecium Microscope Project(Post)

    Viewing paramecium under a microscope is a fun project for both kids and parents. Using a student biological microscope (also known as a compound microscope), you can grow some paramecium and watch as

    Microscope Maintenance Tips(Page)

    Routine optical and mechanical maintenance of compound microscopes can ensure that your microscope works well for years. The microscope maintenance information provided below is not meant to replace...

    Flea Science Project(Page)

    SE-3. "What does a flea look like under a microscope?" grades 4-8, demonstration. Fleas are very tiny insects and they suck blood from mammals. We have tons of info on the flea along with the slide...

    Stereo Microscope versus Biological Microscope(Page)

    What is the difference between a stereo microscope and a biological microscope? And why would you choose to purchase a stereo microscope instead of a biological microscope? Let's take a look at...

    Low Power Microscope Ideas(Page)

    You have a low power or stereo microscope (10X to 60X) and want some ideas of some cool things to look at? Get a crisp, new $5 bill and look at the back, just above the pillars on the Lincoln...

    Pollen Under a Microscope: What Does It Look Like?(Post)

    Pollen may look like ordinary yellow dust to the naked eye, but under a microscope, it reveals a surprising variety of shapes, textures, and intricate patterns. Some pollen grains are perfectly round,

    What Kids Microscope Should I Buy for My Child?(Post)

    Choosing A Children's Microscope for Your Student There are many types of children’s microscopes on the market and it can be frustrating trying to figure out which one is best. Here are a few things t

    Quality Testing(Page)

    When shopping for a microscope either on the web or with a catalog, the image of the instrument could look great but when the product gets into your hands, you might be disappointed. The only way to...

    Types of Microscopes(Post)

    What are the Different Microscope Types and Their Uses? There are a number of different types of microscopes and each of them solves unique problems. Below you will find information on the five differ

    Parts of a Compound Microscope: Labeled Diagram, Functions & Guide(Post)

    A compound microscope uses a combination of lenses, illumination components and mechanical controls to produce a magnified view of specimens that are too small to see clearly with the naked eye. While

    Koehler Microscope Illumination(Post)

    Koehler illumination is obtained by focusing and centering microscopy light on the field of view in order to increase contrast and resolution. Koehler illumination was first introduced in 1893 by Augu

    Plant Stomata under the Microscope(Post)

    On the outer layer of the leaf of a plant are microscopic holes called stomata. Stomata control gas exchange and water loss by opening and closing. Stomata are of particular interest to plant breeders