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How to work with the microscope (1865)

Beale, Lionel S. (Lionel Smith), 1828-1906 · London, Harrison · leaf 196

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h contains it. Every oneshould compare carefully air bubbles with oil globules under themicroscope. Oil globules within cells and free oil globules areseen in Plate XXXVI, Figs. 162,166, oil globules of various sizes,as seen in milk, in Figs. 163, 164. Every observer should befamiliar with the… … §)6a Fig. 161. Air bubbles of various sizes in water. Tig. 162. Oil elobules, some free, others in enve-lopes. Figs. 16S and 164. Oil o;Iobu]es from milk. In some the investment of casein isdissolved and. they are coalescing. Pi^. 165. Bleod corpuscles. Tig. 166. Liver cellscontaining oil-globulea.…

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