Primary microscopy and biology. A text book for the use of students in high schools, normal schools and academies (1890)
Schneider, Albert, 1863- [from old catalog] · Fairbury, Ill., The Blade printing office · leaf 24
ge.)(43) Lenses form a great variety of images. Their sizeand position depend on the kind of lens and position of theobject. If in a convex lens the object is placed between theprincipal focus and the lens, the image will be virtual, erect andenlarged. If the object is further from the lens than… … W^ 20 MICROSCOPY. (4A) Fig. 11 shows the simplest form of the compoundmicroscope. a is the object glass or objective. The objectis placed a little beyond the principal focus, when a real, in-verted and enlarged image is formed at d, this real image isfurther magnified by the eye piece A. This…
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