Lab Report Bio (Ain)
Lab Report Bio (Ain)
Class: ___B3T9_________
Lecturer’s name : _____PN WAN NORAFIFAH_________________
EXPERIMENT 1: BASIC TECHNIQUES IN MICROSCOPY
Objectives
Exercise 1.1: Images, Depth of Fields and Field of View of The Microscope
Apparatus
Compound light microscope
Materials
‘e’ prepared slide
Procedures
1. The ‘e’ prepared slide is observed using the 4x objective lens.
2. Observation under 4x objective lens is drawn.
3. The position of ‘e’ is determined.
Observation
‘e’ image
Apparatus
Compaund light microscope
Materials
Cross threads prepared slide ( 3 colours eg : yellow , red and blue
Procedures
1. The position of the thread on the slide was observed with naked eyes.
The colour of thread was identified
a) At the top
b) In the middle
c) At the bottom
2. The cross threads was observe under the microscope using 4x and 10x
objective lens
Observation
As for your reference, the above diagram shows the cross thread slide observed with naked
eyes and using 4x, 10x and 40x objective lens.
Follow the procedures given in the lab manual and state your observation in the table below.
Conclusion:
Apparatus
Compaund light microscope
Materials
Transparent ruler ( 10 mm size )
Procedures
1. A transparent ruler is placed on the stage. The ruler scale is placed at the centre of
field of view.
2. The transparent ruler is observed using the 4x, 10x and 40x objective lenses. (The
amount of light is increased by adjusting the control knob to the maximum)
3. Obsevation is observed at 4x ovjective lens.
4. The diameter of field of view is determined at 4x, 10x and 40x objective lens
5. The formula is used to calculate the diameter of field of view
Observation
“ Transparent ruler “
1. Diameter of field of view for the 4x objective lens is ______ mm or ______ µm.
3. The diameter of field of view for the 40x = ______mm = ______ µm.
Conclusion:
The __bigger______ the magnification, the __smaller______ the size of the field of view.
Observation
Actual magnification
Magnification power of Magnification power of objective lens
ocular lens
4x 10x 40x 100x
10x 40x 100x 400x 1000x
Conclusion:
Using the 10x magnification power of __ocular______ lens, the greater the magnification
power of __objective______ lens will cause the actual magnification to increased________.
Apparatus
Compound light microscope
Materials
Immersion oil, lens tissue papers, prepared slide of bacteria, Methylated spiri
Procedures
1. The prepared slide was observed under the microscope using 100x objective lens
2. Observation is drawn
Observation:
Conclusion:
Oil immersion techniques using higher magnification (__100x______ objective lens), where
oils ____reduce____ light refraction. The ______higher__ the resolution of the microscope,
the ____higher____ is the ability to distinguish details of the object.
Questions:
Part A
For questions 1 to 7, choose the correct answer from the following list:
A Scanning objective lens (4x)
B Low-power objective lens (10x)
C High-power objective lens (40x)
D Oil immersion objective lens (100x)
Part B
1. Using 40x objective lens, determine the length and width of a cell from a piece of cork
tissue with approximately 20 cells in horizontal position and 10 cells in vertical position.
2. Based on laboratory practices, what do you use to clean the microscope lenses?
3. While observing a moving microorganism under a microscope, you found that the
organism has moved out of the field of view to the right. In order to keep observing the
microorganism, which direction do you move your slide (right/left)?
If the organism has moved out of the field of view to the right. I will move my slide to
left in order to keep observing the microorganism
4. How do you adjust the slide when the specimen is out of the field of view to the top?
I will adjust the slide to the bottom when the specimen is out of field of view to the top
Part C
a. A microscope is called a compound microscope when it consists of more than one set
of __lenses________________.
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