Hint
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Answer
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What is one nanometre is millimetre?
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0.000001
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What is the formula for magnification?
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Image size divided by actual size
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What is the maximum magnification for an optical microscope?
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x1500
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What is the maximum resolution, in nm, of an optical microscope?
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200
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What is the formula for total magnification when using a microscope?
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lens magnification x objective lens
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What is the maximum magnification of an electron microscope?
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x1500000
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What is the maximum resolution, in um, of an electron microscope?
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0.0002
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Which microscope can be useful for looking at 3D structures?
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Scanning electron
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Which microscope, of optical or electron, involves a vacuum?
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Electron
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Can cells be alive in optical microscopes?
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Yes
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Can cells be alive in electron microscopes?
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No
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Which term describes the degree to which the size of an image is larger than the object itself?
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Magnification
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Which term describes the degree at which it is possible to distinguish between two objects that are very close together?
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Resolution
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Which term describes structures that look like the real cell but are the results of preserving and staining?
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Artefacts
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Which term describes metal particles or salts to help distinguish features?
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Stains
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What is the first step of cell fractionation?
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Homogenisation
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What is the second step of cell fractionation?
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Filtration
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What is the third step of cell fractionation?
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Ultracentrifugation
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Which of the three previous answers describes the separation of the organelles?
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Ultracentrifugation
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What must you keep the test tubes on to prevent enzyme action from breaking the cells?
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Ice
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What solution must you put the sample in to prevent osmosis?
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Buffer
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