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- What type of beam does a light microscope use?
- What type of images can light microscopes see?
- Why is the resolution power of light microscopes lower?
- Can light microscopes observe live specimens?
- How does the magnification of light microscopes compare?
- What type of beam does an electron microscope use?
- What type of images can electron microscopes see?
- Why must specimens be dead for electron microscopy?
- How does the resolution power of electron microscopes compare to light microscopes?
- How does the magnification of electron microscopes compare?
- What advantages do electron microscopes have over light microscopes?
- What is the calibration process for microscopes?
- What is the first step in calibration for microscopes?
- Why is it important to start from zero in calibration?
- If you have 1 eyepiece unit, how do you convert it to stage micrometre units?
- What must be ensured when calibrating units?
- How do you convert from µm to mm?
- How many millimeters are in a meter?
- What is the conversion of 1 mm to meters?
- How is 1 µm expressed in terms of mm?
- How many millimeters are in a centimeter?
- What is the conversion factor from mm to nm?
- What are the key metric conversions mentioned?