The Microscope in Theory And Practice
The Microscope in Theory And Practice
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1 1 D + d, . . . . , , relation - = . -, and hence the simple formula * d ~ P 'lT+~d' or, if d is infinitely small as compared with D, * d - The determination of p* t d, and D can be accomplished as follows : (1. ) A suitable object of known size (for instance, a micrometer- division, or an air-bubble, whose diameter can be accurately measured) is adjusted in the middle of the field of view, and then the objective-image is received on a screen of ground glass, which is placed on the body-tube a...fter the removal of the eye-piece. If the correct adjustment is found at which the image appears sharply defined, its magnitude can be measured with sufficient accuracy with the compasses. The measurement is more accurate if we observe the objective-image through an eye-piece micrometer from which the field-lens is removed. 1 Since, however, the divi- sions of the eye-piece micrometer are, as above mentioned, at a known distance, generally of *1 mm. , the diameter of the real image can be determined within a small fraction of a millimetre.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1 1 D + d, . . . . , , relation - = . -, and hence the simple formula * d ~ P 'lT+~d' or, if d is infinitely small as compared with D, * d - The determination of p* t d, and D can be accomplished as follows : (1. ) A suitable object of known size (for instance, a micrometer- division, or an air-bubble, whose diameter can be accurately measured) is adjusted in the middle of the field of view, and then the objective-image is received on a screen of ground glass, which is placed on the body-tube a...fter the removal of the eye-piece. If the correct adjustment is found at which the image appears sharply defined, its magnitude can be measured with sufficient accuracy with the compasses. The measurement is more accurate if we observe the objective-image through an eye-piece micrometer from which the field-lens is removed. 1 Since, however, the divi- sions of the eye-piece micrometer are, as above mentioned, at a known distance, generally of *1 mm. , the diameter of the real image can be determined within a small fraction of a millimetre.
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