Notes On Microscopical Methods
Notes On Microscopical Methods
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58) Varying the ocular micrometer ratio. — Any change in the objective, the ocular or the distance at which the real image is formed, that is to say, any change in the size of the real image, produces a corresponding change in the ocular micrometer ratio.
(? 59) Table of magnifications and ocular micrometer ratios. — ^The following table should be filled out by each student, and in using it for future reference it is necessary to keep clearly in mind the condi- tions that produce variations in ...the magnification and the ocular inicrometer ratio (§ 48, 54, 58) : OCUI.AR OCULAR A. C.
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OC. MICR.
RATIO.
TUBE 3-4 X X X X 1-5 X X X X 1-8 X X X X SiMPi^E Microscope.
X MICROMETRY.
(§ 60) Micrometry is the determination of the size of objects by the aid of a microscope.
but if it is desired to know the size of the real image in absolute measure, it is necessary to know the absolute value of the divisions on the ocular micrometer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
58) Varying the ocular micrometer ratio. — Any change in the objective, the ocular or the distance at which the real image is formed, that is to say, any change in the size of the real image, produces a corresponding change in the ocular micrometer ratio.
(? 59) Table of magnifications and ocular micrometer ratios. — ^The following table should be filled out by each student, and in using it for future reference it is necessary to keep clearly in mind the condi- tions that produce variations in ...the magnification and the ocular inicrometer ratio (§ 48, 54, 58) : OCUI.AR OCULAR A. C.
s- ■ - ^ Object- ive.
Tube IN.
Tube OUT MM.
Tube IN.
Tube OUT MM.
OC. MICR.
RATIO.
TUBE 3-4 X X X X 1-5 X X X X 1-8 X X X X SiMPi^E Microscope.
X MICROMETRY.
(§ 60) Micrometry is the determination of the size of objects by the aid of a microscope.
but if it is desired to know the size of the real image in absolute measure, it is necessary to know the absolute value of the divisions on the ocular micrometer.
What to read after Notes On Microscopical Methods?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Simon Henry Gage to read onlineMoreLess
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