A crystal is a solid with an ordered arrangement of atoms, ions, or molecular structures. Crystal materials have special optical properties for incident light, one of which is birefringence. Observing the birefringence phenomenon of crystals under a polarizing microscope can further understand the structure and properties of crystals. The birefringence phenomenon of crystals originates from the non-uniformity of the medium caused by the disordered arrangement of atoms, ions, or molecules at various lattice points within the crystal as light propagates through it. After polarized light enters the crystal, the propagation direction and the angle with the crystal axis of the photoelectric vector determine.
The microscope is an important scientific tool commonly used for observation and research in the fields of biology, medicine, and chemistry. This article will provide a detailed introduction to the various parts of a microscope, along with their corresponding names and functions. A microscope consists of the following main parts: 1. Objective Lens: The objective is one of the most important components of a microscope. It is responsible for magnifying and focusing the object to be observed, typically composed of multiple lenses. Common objectives have magnifications of 10x, 40x, and 100x. 2. Eyepiece: The eyepiece is located at the top of the microscope.
TEDA Biopharmaceutical Service Platform is a newly established company engaged in biopharmaceutical technology research and development. This time, it purchased a trinocular inverted biological microscope from our company, Tianjin MicroinstrumentWYS-37XBW, Trinenocular inverted fluorescence microsco
