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Question | Answer |
What three things did Schwann and Schleiden say about cells? | -All living things consist of cells -New cells are formed from the division of old cells -Instructions for growth are passed on to new cells |
What is the magnification and resolution of a light microscope? | x1500 magnification 200nm resolution |
Which of TEM and SEM has a greater magnification? | TEM |
What is the resolution of both TEM and SEM? | 0.2nm |
What is the definition of magnification? | Th number of times greater an image is than the object |
What is the definition of resolution? | The ability to distinguish two separate points that are distinct from each other. |
Why is a stain required in light microscopy? | This allows the different parts of a cell to become distinct from each other and creates definition. |
What stain is used in TEM and what will the image look like? | Electrons pass through the sample- the more dense the sample, the longer it will take. False colour is applied afterwards to define between the different parts and this produces a 2D image |
Why is a gold stain used in a SEM? | The gold stain allows the electrons fired at the sample to 'bounce' off, creating a 3D image that shows the contours of the specimen. |
What is the equation for magnification? | Magnification= Image/ Actual |
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