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orbitor OR200XL
MICROSCOPE
INSTRUCTION
MANUAL
and
LAB
PROJECT
BOOK
Manual Part # 259986
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Recommended for ages 8+
orbitor OR 200XL Set - Parts & Contents:
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Carrying and Storage Case
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Eyepiece Holder
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Focusing Knob
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Objective Lens
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Microscope Arm
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Stage with Slide Clips
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Mirror and Electric Illuminator
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12.5X Eyepiece (Gives 200X)
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5X Eyepiece (Gives 80X)
10 Eyepiece Storage Containers
11 Spare Bulb
12 Test Tube
13 Pipette
14 Stirring Rod
We constantly improve and update our products. Sometimes, as a result of these improvements, what is seen on the
package or in the instructions may differ somewhat in color or content from the product in the package.
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15 Specimen Vials
16 Slide Covers
17 Slide Labels
18 Red Dye and Blue Dye
19 Scalpel
20 Spatula
21 Dissecting Needle
22 Tweezers
23 Magnifier
24 Measuring Graduate
25 Petri Dish
26 Slide Storage Case
27 Prepared Sample Slides
28 Blank Slides
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- Page 1 OR200XL MICROSCOPE INSTRUCTION MANUAL PROJECT BOOK Manual Part # 259986 Recommended for ages 8+ orbitor OR 200XL Set - Parts & Contents: Carrying and Storage Case 15 Specimen Vials Eyepiece Holder 16 Slide Covers Focusing Knob 17 Slide Labels...
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Page 2: Getting Started
Welcome: Welcome to the amazing world of the microscope! A microscope opens up hidden worlds everywhere. It is an essential tool in biology, chemistry, geology, gemology, forensic sciences and more. A microscope can show a world of life in a drop of pond water, it can show living cells and their component parts. - Page 3 How to Make a Prepared Slide: Samples for examination should be very thin so that light can pass through them. If the sample is too thick it will appear dark in the microscope. Cloth fibers, pollen, dust or salt crystals will be easy to see and make good samples for beginners to observe.
- Page 4 stay warm even when it is very cold. Their fur can trap and hold a layer of warm air next to their skin. This is called insulation. Your house has materials inside the walls and roof to trap air. This is also called insulation.
- Page 5 samples. Bring small samples home from your vacation. You will see many small types of particles. Place a very thin layer of each sample on a slide. Then add one drop of water and place a plastic slide cover over the sample.
- Page 6 Through your microscope you should have noticed that tissues and paper towel have soft, fuzzy fibers that have big air spaces between them. These air spaces can also hold water, which is why these two samples did well picking up the water spill. The writing paper did not have these air spaces and did not pick up water very well.
- Page 7 You will see small bits of dirt and vegetation. If you are lucky you may see small creatures moving around. Some of these are tiny baby insect larvae. Others are very tiny animals that live in the water and feed on the vegetation and on the insect eggs and larvae.
- Page 8 Always keep your eyes open to find other ways to use your microscope. Here are two examples: Toothbrushes—Compare the bristles of a new toothbrush to some from d, well-used one. Can you see why you should not use the same toothbrush for a long time? Printing—Compare printed material from different sources.
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