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| An optical instrument consisting of a lenses made to view things that the naked eye cannot see. |
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| The lense of a microscope. |
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| A cylender structure used to support the eyepiece. |
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| the part of a microscope used when focusing on a specimen. Only used on the lowest objective lens |
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| This attaches to the eyepiece and the body tube. |
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| The rotating device that holds the lenses. |
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| a lens with magnifying power. |
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| The platform on wich a slide is placed. |
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| Focuses light on the specimen |
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| The rotating disk under the stage that controls the light |
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| the area in the eyepiece of an optical instrument in which the image is visible |
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| Many objects that are going to be viewed on a compound light microscope slide are prepared as a wet mount |
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