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The objective lens 40X(with the blue band) is the high dry lens.
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A "high-dry" lens is a "high power, non-oil immersion" lens. As focal depth decreases with magnification, a high power lens would have a much shorter working distance than 1cm. The student is looking at dust floating in the air, not the slide. Crank it down to 1-2mm, refocus and look again.
The oil immersion lens or objective has power 90X-100X and an eyepiece lens generally in light microscope comes with 10X so total magnification of oil immersion lens is 100X10 = 1,000
one is dry one is wet
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The limit resolution is (520/2.1)= 247.61 or 248
Take the lens into a place where the sun is shining. Hold the lens between the sunlight and the object you wish to burn. Move the lens nearer or further away until the lens throws a small usually pale blue circle on the object. Hold the lens steady until wisps of smoke appear. Whether the object catches fire will depend upon the nature of the object. Dry paper will burn but wet cloth will only steam until the material is dry.
High 'n' Dry was created in 1980.
Leaving you high and dry is leaving you stranded, like a boat out of water.