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Simple Microscope (1 lens). ~ 20 magnification. Antonie Von Leeuwenhoek. first to see living cells. Leeuwenhoek’s Simple Microscope. (1 lens). Leeuwenhoek looked at. red blood cells. He also looked at bacteria. Robert Hooke – 1 st Compound Scope. first to see cells (but they were dead).
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Simple Microscope (1 lens) ~ 20 magnification
Antonie Von Leeuwenhoek first to see living cells
Leeuwenhoek’s Simple Microscope (1 lens)
Leeuwenhoek looked at red blood cells
Robert Hooke – 1st Compound Scope first to see cells (but they were dead)
Hooke’s Compound Microscope (2 lenses)
Light Microscope single eyepiece two eyepieces (binocular) ~1,500 magnification
Confocal Light Microscope use laser beams to produce high resolution and 3-D images ~1,500x
Scanning Probe Microscope • - they scan the surface with high intensity light from a probe • - magnify ~1,000,000,000x (can see individual atoms)
Scanning Electron Microscopes (SEM) ~60,000 magnification
Scanning Tunneling Microscope (STM) ~1,000,000 magnification
Transmission Electron Microscope (TEM) ~2,000,000 magnification
The latest in transmission electron microscopes. A woman standing inside the microscope.
atoms in a crystal Scanning Tunneling Microscope