Things To Look Under A Microscope Neat Things To Look At Under A Microscope?
Neat things to look at under a microscope? - things to look under a microscope
I have a USB Microscope (10x, 60x, 200x), but does not slip. Anyone have any ideas or things for ways to do "slides and cover slides out somehow? The microscope comes with software that enables me, "a film that I have made. For suggestions, questions, and please appreciate.
|
7 comments:
Hair, ants, grass, skin cells, nails ... seen through the things that you can find. There are elements in the list is endless.
try Edmund Scientific. A good thing to check is the water from the pond.
I feel a little hard for me, but I always thought it would be great to see an idea under a microscope.
Well ... without a film is not really what you see under the microscope. the reason you're planning a film in the first place, what you are looking Steading and concentration to hold. but go into any store and laboratory supplies and try out a box of slides, and should only be $ 5.15 per box. Make sure that some screens that look like leaves on a small square window made of plastic. All this helps to keep the flat on the slide.
but if you are looking for something cool to look under the microscope, the possibilities are endless. the coolest thing I've ever seen was the plaque from the teeth. only a small selection of the teeth of the landscape, the dyeing of the slide, add water and a little slide screen, and voila. You should be able to see a worm, as the bacteria to move and move in water. very seriously, but at least it motivates you to brush your teeth:)
Like seriously, but blood, hair, skin cells, skin, even simple things like a cassette or a chip that can easily be found by dividing a hard disk
something dead and small enought to put on a slide. You can make a blade for something very small by a drop of water on the object and place a slice of "it.
received films and tapes.
Scummy If the water does not take in a pool to mowing or similar and a bottle of water. Let stand for several days. Place a drop of water on a slide. Coverslip placed in it. See bugs below.
You can also cut with a knife, very, very, very thin slices of a part of the plant. If you must store, for example, cut the flowering stem, put it between two pieces of foam to help. The pieces should be thin enough to see through.
You can also use salt or anything else soluble is dissolved in a little water, put a drop on a slide, and then let it dry again, then look in the windows. You see, (such as different crystalline forms for different substances, or you can try something like soda, beer, wine ....)
Watch this site for a variety of information on microscopy:
http://micro.magnet.fsu.edu/
Watch this site for ideas and beautiful photos, many of these things, the preparations may not be able to obtain, but some will be simple:
http://micro.magnet.fsu.edu/
http://www.olympusbioscapes. com /
You can darkfield or polarization is not under the microscope?
Post a Comment