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Identify the various parts of the microscope (Fig. 1.1). Draw a diagram of the microscope and label its various parts. Take a permanent slide preparation or a temporary preparation made by you, keep it on the stage, fix with clips after focusing and view. Learn how the microscope can be tilted or inclined by moving the arm of the microscope.
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