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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 20 (1905) (1905)

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ve good results, pensive mounting fluids, dyes, stains, etc., are not re- but in the higher-priced glass the magnifying power is quired, as the subjects are to be preserved on the pho- greater; therefore larger images will be secured. A tographic print and not on glass slides. To mount a mount for… … scope depends upon the support that its length lens, but a trial will soon should be such that when regulate the distance. With it is set on end on the to fit the lens hood. one lens the support may camera bed the center of have to be set an inch the microscope objective from the camera, and with…

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