Half-hours with the microscope; being a popular guide to the use of the microscope as a means of amusement and instruction (1863)
Lankester, Edwin, 1814-1874 · London, R. Hardwicke · leaf 31
ver the Simple Microscope consists inan increase of magnifying power. There is, how-ever, a limit to the utility of this magnifying power;for when objects are greatly magnified they becomeindistinct. This is seen in the Oxyhydrogen andSolar Microscopes, where the images are thrown, bymeans of… … Fig. \*Compound Microscope. Compound Microscope is the distance at which thfteye is placed from the object, and the facility with * In this little work we have purposely abstained fron.mentioning either the names or the Microscopes of ourprincipal makers, lest we should thereby seem to give a 6 THE…
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