ic Ill. wet Mount Preparation and Use: B. Observe the student\'s prepared S piro
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ic Ill. wet Mount Preparation and Use: B. Observe the student's prepared S pirogyra wet-mount by using the light microscope Remember to read and follow the lab text directions, not simply this Student Data Sheet (which is the answer fill-in sheet). 2. When turning from scanning, to low, to high power, what happens to the field of view as seen through the microscope? (Go to I1.8.2. in the text directions if unsure at what point to answer this question...) 3. When turning from scanning, to low, to high power, what happens to the Intensity of the as seen through the microscope? Please circle one of the answer choices a. The light intensity increases. b. The light intensity decreases c. There is no apparent change in the light intensity. Remember that each student will be graded i prepares and focuses properly under high power. RE TEXT DIRECTIONS FOR THIS ACTIVITY t-mount of Spirogyro that each MEMBER TO READ AND FOLLOW THE LAB C. Be certain to call the instructor over when individually ready to be graded. [Work on other items in lab/set aside this slide if there is a wait time.] Note to complete the next section of this lab. A student may carefully set aside, on the lab bench, a completed wet mount (once it is viewed to make sure it is correct) on the lab tray and continue on if the lab instructor is very busy (see the lab text for directions). Then place it back onto the microscope under correct power & focus strength (see text) prior to calling the instructor over once again. Remind the lab instructor periodically if waiting and ready to be graded on the wet mount! Completing the lab on time is important, therefore continue on with the other activities while waitingExplanation / Answer
2.As we go from low to high power the field of view decreases.It happens because it has focused more and to do that field of view diminishes to give better resolution of the image.
3.The intensity of light increases we go from low to high power.It happens because to get a better view and detailed image of the specimen.
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