Practical Microscopy
Practical Microscopy
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Its price is five guineas. Another beautiful lamp has been made by Messrs. Wood, of Liverpool, for Messrs. Dallin- ger and Drysdale. These two observers, whilst work- ing at the life-history of the monads, appreciated the diffi- culty of accurately centering the image of the flame when working with the Jy and ^ objectives, and so devised this lamp, which is illustrated in the April number of the 'Monthly Microscopical Journal' for 1876, vol. Xv.
Parkes' microscope lamp with cooling evaporator m...ay be seen in Figs. 84 and 85.
C is a bronzed copper cylin- FIG. 84. , . . , ,, ' dncal shade 3^ inches m diameter with a hood at the front to prevent the upward reflection of light. At the back is a parabolic reflector transmitting nearly parallel rays, made removable for the purpose of cleaning. At the front is a tinted " light-modi- fier, " secured by a bayonet joint, and may be also removed when desirable. D is the " cooling evaporator " ; a layer of thick felt is placed inside for saturation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Its price is five guineas. Another beautiful lamp has been made by Messrs. Wood, of Liverpool, for Messrs. Dallin- ger and Drysdale. These two observers, whilst work- ing at the life-history of the monads, appreciated the diffi- culty of accurately centering the image of the flame when working with the Jy and ^ objectives, and so devised this lamp, which is illustrated in the April number of the 'Monthly Microscopical Journal' for 1876, vol. Xv.
Parkes' microscope lamp with cooling evaporator m...ay be seen in Figs. 84 and 85.
C is a bronzed copper cylin- FIG. 84. , . . , ,, ' dncal shade 3^ inches m diameter with a hood at the front to prevent the upward reflection of light. At the back is a parabolic reflector transmitting nearly parallel rays, made removable for the purpose of cleaning. At the front is a tinted " light-modi- fier, " secured by a bayonet joint, and may be also removed when desirable. D is the " cooling evaporator " ; a layer of thick felt is placed inside for saturation.
What to read after Practical Microscopy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George E George Edward Davis to read onlineMoreLess
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