Microscope: first used in the 1650s, microscope is descended from the Modern Latin microsopium, meaning "an instrument for viewing what is small." In science, microscopes are essential for examining things that can't be seen with the naked eye. There are many parts of a microscope but the main parts are: Eyepiece Lens, Arm, Base, Stage, Objective Lenses, Diaphragm or Iris. Microscope’s application and implication are evident in field of; • Cells and biology research of cells and their functions (light
Introduction The identification of a microorganism is not only vital in a microbiology lab, but also in the medical and pharmaceutical fields. Knowing the identity of a microorganism has helped diagnose numerous diseases, discover the source of the pathogen, and has provided patients with effective treatments such as antibiotics. In addition, the morphology of a bacterium and an arrangement of biochemical tests are utilized to identify an unknown bacterium. In this experiment, students performed
Forensic science it the science behind any crime scene or murder investigation. Forensic science is used to find evidence for legal work and for investing crime scene accidents such as suicides, car crashes, or people murdered to determine if the death was accidental or intentional. Forensic science finds out the reason/cause of the death to find the rightness and to prevent whatever happened from happening again. There are three important fields for Forensic Scientist (Biology, Chemistry, Physics)
their observations as to what caused the deadly disease that took thousands of young women’s lives, and how they could stop it. The Doctor’s Plague by Sherwin B. Nuland, gives us a clear understanding of how very few people understood germs and the importance of cleanliness. It is because of Ignac Semmelweis that we now understand how important cleanliness really is, and how it dramatically decreased the outbreaks of childbed fever. The way people handled new information in terms of preventing disease
paintings of the Isis temple. In order to verify the effectiveness of this method, different mural painting samples were collected from the temple for analytical characterization. The materials were characterized by optical microscopy, polarizing microscope, scanning electron microscopy with energy dispersive X-ray spectroscopy (SEM-EDX), X-ray diffraction (XRD) and FTIR. According to the results, a number of wall painting samples were selected with paint layers that were composed of different pigments
Picture a society where free thought is oppressed. A harsh, dehumanizing society where the government in power imposes a harsh regime. This is called a dystopia, and while it may seem peaceful at first, under the microscope many malign effects arise. Over the course of Fahrenheit 451, one can easily come to the conclusion that Ray Bradbury exhibits these harmful effects via the motif of ignorance. This ignorance is conveyed throughout the novel, by way of literature, government, and a false sense
of the Avogadro’s number during his experiment of Brownian motion- microscopic particles suspended in a liquid or gas moving randomly. Figure 1 shows the movement of molecules Perrin investigated by looking of pollens floating on water through a microscope. The value he gained was 7.05x 1023 mol-1 , which is not a very far value from what we use these days. Through his experiment, confusion was about atoms and molecules have finished and the existence of molecules was proved. Figure 1 Jean Baptiste
Ignorance is bliss, and the government in Fahrenheit 451 would rather have its citizens subdued to their televisions where the content can be controlled and regulated by said government. Novels contain stories of boldness, independence, action, and creativity. All examples of characteristics the government does not want their citizens to possess. The burning of the books is seen as acceptable to the citizens since novels are always targeting a specific race, spiritual group, or society. Citizens
ABSTRACT Tinospora cordifolia (Willd.) Miers, it is a large, deciduous, tropical climbing shrub found throughout India, belong to the family Menispermaceae. Pharmacologically, Tinospora has a wide importance in Ayurveda. Secondary growth is achieved by formation of multiple cambia and other showed by formation of single cambium by members of Menispermaceae. Anatomy of this climber shows formation of xylem plates, this formation of cambial variants is the result of normal activity of cambium but abnormality
Comedy is an astounding, all expenses paid, trip to a world revealed with jokes and laughter. Inside the lines of the surface reality, are there more to be inferred from this stress absent fantasy trip? The theatre productions, Tartuffe and A Midsummer Night’s Dream would suggest a correlation to cultural values and realities of 17th century Neo-classical France and the Elizabethan society. Two different societies that shared huge impacts, not only in the world of theatre, but the art world as a