Title: A1258150172FGTXI
1Simple Microscope (1 lens)
20 magnification
2Antonie Von Leeuwenhoek
first to see living cells
3Leeuwenhoeks Simple Microscope
(1 lens)
4Leeuwenhoek looked at
red blood cells
5He also looked at bacteria
6Robert Hooke 1st Compound Scope
first to see cells (but they were dead)
7Hookes Compound Microscope
(2 lenses)
8Drawing of Cork Cells by Hooke
9Snowflakes by Hooke
10Fly drawing by Hooke
11Light Microscope
single eyepiece
two eyepieces (binocular)
1,500 magnification
12Confocal Light Microscope
use laser beams to produce high resolution and
3-D images
1,500x
13Scanning Probe Microscope
- - they scan the surface with high intensity light
from a probe - - magnify 1,000,000,000x (can see individual
atoms)
14Scanning Electron Microscopes
(SEM)
60,000 magnification
15Scanning Tunneling Microscope
(STM)
1,000,000 magnification
16Transmission Electron Microscope (TEM)
2,000,000 magnification
17The latest in transmission electron microscopes.
A woman standing inside the microscope.
18Picture Gallery
19transmission electron microscope
20SEM
21SEM
22SEM
23SEM
24SEM
25SEM
26SEM
27atoms in a crystal
Scanning Tunneling Microscope
28Scanning Probe Microscope
29The End