Question

What would you see using a dark field microscope on bacteria that transmit light without reflecting it into the objective lens

Answer 1

Answer:

bye bye

Explanation:

bye bye atleast one

Answer 2

While using a dark field microscope on bacteria that transmit light without reflecting it into the objective lens it allows the visualization of live bacteria in the experiment.

Explanation:

• Dark-field microscopy has a number of applications in Biology mainly in microbiology.
• It helps to see the visualization of live bacteria, as well as distinguish some structure
• The structures include rods, curved rods, spirals, or cocci and movement.
• Darkfield Microscopy uses light from the lamp source
• In this microscope stage the specimen is illuminated.
• Here the light is gathered in the condenser and is then shaped in the form of a cone where the apex is focused on the plane of the specimen.
• It is a method of illuminating the specimen subject against a dark background in place of against a bright white field.

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