A Full Laboratory Report on: The Detailed Microstucture of Primary Materials This report presents a study on the microstructure of 8 material samples using the proper optical microscopy techniques. Emphasis is given in sample preparation‚ the right use of transmitting and reflecting optical microscopy methods‚ and a detailed analysis of the distinct microstructure of metal‚ ceramic‚ and polymer materials. For metals and ceramics‚ preparation procedures include grinding‚ polishing‚ and surface
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the two man-made pond ecosystems at Yili Park‚ s well as observe the similarities and subsequent differences between the two. This will be done using my powers of observation and testing numerous factors‚ Later the water will be observed under a microscope slide. Hypothesis The larger pond will hold a wider array of biotic factors but similar abiotic factors. Variables Independent: Choice of pond Dependent: Biotic and abiotic factors at the pond sites. Controlled: Air‚ Time of day
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| 20.0 | 250.0 | 20.0 | 150.0 | 30.0 | Observations: The appearance of the Allium cepa cells through the microscope was more of a regular‚ rectangular shape in brown colour. The colour of the cell was due to the iodine solution used to stain. As the size of the Allium cepa cells was bigger‚ the nucleus and cell wall of the cells could also be spotted through the microscope. On the other hand‚ the cells of Ovibos moschatus Oculi were in an irregular shape with much smaller size. Thus‚ the
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Overview Plankton is a microscopic drifting organism present in most of the water bodies around the world. There are three categories of plankton‚ but only Phytoplankton and Zooplankton are of our interest. Phytoplankton is the primary producer and forms the base of food chain in most water bodies. Among these phytoplankton groups‚ there are some species that harm aquatic organisms mechanically or by toxin production either at low concentrations or by forming high concentration blooms known as Harmful
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Doctors In Training.com – USMLE Step 1 – Part 1 Emails – 2-9-2009 Today begins Part I of the Doctors In Training.com USMLE Step 1 Review Course. Below you will find 20 questions with specific page references to First Aid for the USMLE Step 1‚ 2009 edition. Twenty new questions similar to the ones below will arrive every Monday and Thursday to your email address from now until May 14th. These questions encourage you to study for the USMLE now and help you learn the high-yield information
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Meiosis and Genetic Diversity in Sordaria Biology 110 Lab Results Individual Data: Non-recombinant | Recombinant | Total # of Asci | Total # Recombinant Asci(B + C) | Frequency of Recombinant Asci(B + C)/total # asci) | Frequency of Type B Asci(B/total # asci) | Frequency of Type C Asci(C/total # asci) | Ratio B/C | # of Type A Asci(4:4) | # of Type B Asci(2:4:2) | # of Type C Asci(2:2:2:2) | | | | | | | Tan Spore Color | | | | 14 | 6 | 6 | 26 | 12 | (6+6)/26= 6/13 | 6/26=
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MB2: THE MISSED CANAL A source of great frustration associated with the endodontic therapy of maxillary molars is whether or not a second mesiobuccal canal (MB2) exists‚ and to what extent practitioners should go in pursuit of locating it. Failure to find and to fill a canal influences the prognosis of endodontic treatment. The frequency of second canal in mesiobuccal root of maxillary molars is quite high‚ so time should be devoted in its location and treatment. The present article describes
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on a compound microscope‚ what is the likely total magnification? 2) What type of lens does a microscope use to produce a magnified image? How does a lens produce a magnified image? 3) What are some ways to increase contrast in microscopy? 4) Define: simple stain‚ differential stain and special stain. 5) What are the steps in a gram stain? 6) How can staining aid in the diagnosis of TB? 7) In general‚ can viruses be imaged with a light microscope? 8) Are
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possesses a heart‚ an exoskeleton‚ and a digestive tract (outlined in yellow). Lastly‚ we knew that the Planaria is a flat worm that reproduces sexually and has an “ocelli” which responds to light. Methods: 1. Set up the lap table with four microscopes all with the magnification at 40x. 2. Gather three flat slides‚ one depression slide and four slip covers. 3. Using a pipette‚ take a sample of Planaria and place the sample on one of the flat slides. 4. Take a slip cover and place it over the
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salt water then... the cell will shrivel up The independent variable is the salt solution and distilled water The dependent variable is whether the cell shriveled or not Materials: microscope thin onion strip glass slide small plastic cover slip iodine stain pipette tweezer paper towel strip small beaker Salt solution STEPS 1. Carefully remove the outer
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