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microscoop

Also known as 🔬, microscopes

optisch analyse instrument

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A microscope is a laboratory tool that lets you see things too tiny for your eyes to detect on their own. It matters because it enables scientists to study small objects and structures that would otherwise remain invisible, which is essential for fields like medicine, biology, and materials science.

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Laboratory equipment.name: Microscope
Laboratory equipment.image: Ukrainian microscope (cropped).jpg
Laboratory equipment.uses: Small sample observation
Laboratory equipment.notable_experiments: Discovery of cells
Laboratory equipment.related: Optical microscope, electron microscope

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Subclass of: optical instrument
Image: Fine rotative table Microscope 5 (12996283235).jpg
Has use: microscopy

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used by: biology
Unicode character: 🔬
Commons category: Microscopes
topic's main category: Category:Microscopes
discoverer or inventor: Hans Lippershay
different from: Microscopium
on focus list of Wikimedia project: Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
uses: magnification

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Een microscoop (Oudgrieks, mikros en skopein (μικρός, "klein" en σκοπεῖν, "nauwkeurig bekijken, onderzoeken")) is een instrument voor het bestuderen van objecten, die te klein zijn om goed met het blote oog te kunnen worden gezien. Microscopische technieken worden onder andere gebruikt voor medisch, biologisch en forensisch onderzoek en bij onderzoek van materialen.

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