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When making a wet mount slide you always want to avoid trapping?
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Why should you try to avoid trapping air bubbles when making a wet mount slide?
So that you wouldn't mistaken those air bubbles as parasite eggs or other structures.
Is mount Everest always covered in snow?
Because the top of mount Everest is very cold
What is the material used for making a temporary mount of onion peel?
glycerine
Does mount fuji always have snow?
yes becouse its so high its always cold up the top
Is it always necessary to use a coverslip with a wet mount to prevent soiling the objective lens?
true
Why should you try to avoid trapping air bubbles when making a wet mount slide?
So that you wouldn't mistaken those air bubbles as parasite eggs or other structures.
What has the author Beth Mount written?
Beth Mount has written: 'Making futures happen'
Where is abbey mount?
Abbey mount is in England in the beautiful country side where it is always raining
Purpose of making a wet mount slide of onion skin tissue?
Making it yummy
How high Mount Everest china?
Mount Everest is 8,848m high making it the highest mountain in the world.
How high is the mount everest china?
Mount Everest is 8,848m high making it the highest mountain in the world.
Is mount Everest always covered in snow?
Because the top of mount Everest is very cold
Which is the highest of K2 and Mount Everest?
Mount Everest stands at 8,848m high. K2 stands at 8,611m high, making Mount Everest the highest mountain.
Always making bad noises when turning left?
If it is a clicking or popping sound it is probably a CV joint. If it sounds more like the car is coming apart you might have a broken motor mount.
What the square miles of mount Everst?
Mount Everest stand at 5.5 miles high, making it the tallest mountain in the world.
Where was the presence of the Muses always required?
At the bottom of mount Olympus
Why is Mount Kilimanjaro always covered in snow?
For it high height .
