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How to work with the microscope (1865)

Beale, Lionel S. (Lionel Smith), 1828-1906 · London, Harrison · leaf 337

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reparationis left for from 12 to 24 hours, when alittle glycerine may be forced in, andlastly, the Prussian blue injecting fluid.When the vessels are fully injected, piecesof the tissue and organs to be examinedare to be soaked in glycerine and aceticThis flg. shows the manner of ^°*^i *^… … WITH THE MICBOSCOPE. 215 CHAPTEE XI. Oe the Use oi veet High Magnipying Powebs.—Objections raised—Of the Highest Magnifying Powers yetmade—Of the Covering Glass—Illumination of ObjectsMagnified hy very High Powers—Method of Increasing the Size of the Image without altering the Object-glass Of…

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