Inside Out Library · Explore

The microscope and microscopical methods (1896)

Gage, Simon Henry,1851-1944 · Ithaca, N.Y. Comstock publishing co. · leaf 26

An illustration from The microscope and microscopical methods, 1896, leaf 26
al optic axis of the microscopeand of the eye. Cr. Cornea of the eye. L. Crystal-line lens of the eye. R. Ideal refracting surface atwhich all the refractions of the eye may be assumedto take place. Hold the simple microscope directly toward the sun and move itaway from and toward a piece of… … Fig. 17.Tripod Magnifier. point represents approximately theprincipal focus (Figs. 10, n). With-out changing the position of the paper or the magnifier, look into themagnifier and note that the letters are very in-distinct or invisible. Move the magnifier a cen-timeter or two farther from the paper…

Microscopy

Internet Archive · Medical Heritage Library · Public Domain Mark 1.0. Free to use for anything.

More pictures from The microscope and microscopical methods

More like this