Which part of the microscope is used to control the amount of light that comes through the specimen quizlet?

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Iris Diaphragm

regulates/controls the amount of light coming through the stage opening.

Occular

Maintains the proper distance between the eyepiece and the objective lens

Stage

Where you place the specimen that you want to view

Slide Retainer

Holds the slides/specimen in place for viewing

High Power objective

Magnifies image 40X found on the nosepiece

Base

Support/bottom of the microscope, used to carry the microscope.

Lamp Housing

Provides light to enable us to see the specimen on the slide.

Arm

Used in order to carry the microscope.

Coarse Adjustment

moves the stage up or down a lot, used first when viewing the slide. ***NOT used when in high power***

Fine Adjustment

moves the stage a little, used to see details/focus. *When using high power this is the only knob used*

Eyepiece

Used to view an object under the microscope, has a magnification power of 10X

Nosepiece

Holds the objective lenses and rotates to change the magnification.

Scanning Lens

Magnifies the image 4x and is found on the nosepiece

Medium Power objective

Magnifies the image 10x and is found on the nosepiece

Slide

Piece of glass we put objects on before viewing.

Cover slip

Square piece of plastic that goes on top of an object before viewing under a microscope.

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