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Monday, 03 September 2007 |
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Tips on Microscope Usage. Here are some tips if you are using a microscope: Microscope Don'ts.
Microscope Don't
Tips on Microscope Usage Here are some tips if you are using a microscope. - Don't allow dust and dirt to settle on the microscope.
- Don't carry the microscope by the arm.
- Don't use alcohol on the microscope.
- Don't expect too great a range in the fine adjustment.
- Don't take the fine adjustment apart.
- Don t bring the objective into contact with the cover glass.
- Don't fail to focus up before turning the nosepiece unless you know the objectives are parfocal.
- Don't forget that high powers have short working distances.
- Don't focus down with the eye at the eyepiece.
- Don't fail te secure good, even illumination.
- Don't drop the objectives and oculars.
- Don't try to take an objective apart.
- Don't try to work with dirty lenses.
- Don't try to clean them with a dirty cloth.
- Don't fail to clean oil from an immersion lens immediately after using.
- Don't try to work with an immersion lens when there are air bubbles in the oil.
- Don't use high powers when low ones will do.
- Don't use higher oculars than necessary.
- Don't expect a lens to work at its r/est unless used on a cover thickness, and with a tube length, for which it is corrected.
- Don't shut one eye.
- Don't get discouraged if desired results do not come immediately.
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