1How does electron microscopes have higher resolution then light
This is because electrons have shorter wavelengths then light so higher resolving power.
3Eye piece graticule
Glass disc inside microscope with a scale to measure size of objects viewing but as you change mag you have to recalibrate(as the scale now differs)
4How to calibrate eye piece graticule?
Stage micrometer is used which is glass slide with scale you place on stage(sub-divisions = 10 micrometers)
1)Line up stage micrometer with eye piece graticule
2)Count how many sub-divisions in eye piece graticule fit in one micrometer division
3)Since one whole division on stage micrometer is 100, divide by (sub-divisions of eye piece that fit into micrometer) 20 =5 so one sub-division in eye piece is 5 micrometers

5Measuring objects via eye piece
6Practical 2 microscopy: Why do we use hydrochloric acid?
To separate cell walls and allow stain to diffuse into cell and stop mitosis
7Practical 2 microscopy: Why do we use acetic orcein stein?
Steins chromosomes making them alot more visible
8Practical 2 microscopy: Why do we use root tips of onion
Growing region where mitosis should be occuring
9Practical 2 microscopy: Why do we press firmly on cover slip?
To get a thin layer of cells so light can can pass through
11Whats a dilution series?
Step by step dilution of substance in solution.
Enables you to make solutions with low concentration easily without having to use very small volumes
- Use one part solution 9 part water

12Dilution series equation?
C1 X V1 = C2 X V2
V2 =V1 + volume of distilled water to dilute/add to

13do this

14General tips for when drawing diagrams?
No shading
Use single and continous lines(no sketching)
Label parts
Dont cross lable lines
Include a scale
No colour
15PRACTICAL 6:Aseptic technique main steps?
1)At bottom of petri dish label whats growing and date(in case it goes missing and some1 finds it)
2)Flame any equipment/ top of bottles before and after using them via bunsern burner
3)After usage place equipment in disinfectant(virkon)
4)Seal container with tape but not fully (bacteria need oxygen)
5)Inoculate it at around 25C(not higher to prevent growth of more dangerous bacteria)
16Zones of inhibition?
Area where medicine destroyed bacteria
17Practical 7 TLC PIGMENT Chromatography: WHY DO WE ADD PROPANONE TO PIGMENTS?
To dissolve it
18Practical 7 TLC PIGMENT Chromatography: why must we not touch tlc silica paper?
Can continaminate it with dirt/oil and damage the coating of silica gel in the tlc plate
19Practical 8: Purpose of isolation medium?
To disrupt cell walls and maintain a isotonic and buffered condition so chlroplast dont get destroyed
20Calometry whats the point of using a blank cuvette at the beginning?
Zeroing with a blank cuvette removes all effects the container itself could have on absorbance
21Reliability vs validity vs accuracy of practicals?