The microscopist : a manual of microscopy and compendium of the microscopic science : micro-minerology, micro-chemistry, biology, histology, and pathological histology (1877)
Wythe, J. H. (Joseph Henry), 1822-1901 · Philadelphia : Lindsay & Blakiston · leaf 66
e phiced in the tube; or the tube may be filled with wax,etc., and the specimen imbedded. Bones, teeth, shells,corals, minerals, etc., require to be cut with fine saws, ora disk of thin iron on a lapidarys wheel, and filed orground down to the requisite thinness, then polished withemery, rouge,… … Section-Cutter. powder or jewellers rouge for polishing. They shouldbe mounted in Canada balsam. Staining Tissues.—Certain elements, not previously visi-ble, can often be made evident by certain coloring matters,by w^hich some constituents become more quickly or morethoroughly stained than others.…
Microscopy · Histology · Microorganisms
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