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 34
pposite end of thearm is secured to the stem, B,by a screw, on which it moves Fig. 3. Object^lass. ^« ^^ ^ P^^^^ ^J ^^^^ ^^^^^ the tube of the Microscope can be turned away from the stage—an arrangement that gives this form of Microscope an advantage over those that are not so constructed. To the… … THE MICROSCOPE. amination. In the centre is a circular opening, forthe passage of the light reflected upward by thomirror, H, There is also a sliding ledge, // againstthis the glass slide, on which the object is mounted,rests, when the Microscope is inclined from theperpendicular. In a stage of…
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