since root hairs are very thin extensions of roots, you will not probably see itunder a lens because its very thin. Hand lens only has limitations of size that it can magnify (roughly 0.1 mm), root hairs are much thinner than this limit (roughly 0.085 mm) which made it susceptible to be unseen under the hand lens though you can see clusters of root hairs through your naked eye
Yes, hand lens reflect light.
The antennae appear to be long smooth rods to the naked eye. However, under a lens it is apparent that the antennae have many spikes sticking out the sides.
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supports specimen in correct location to lens..
because the parts are really tinny that you cant see them without a microscope or a hand lens.. and it is impossible to see the parts of that make up matter visually...
which tool is to use to the patterns of an small object
Yes, hand lens reflect light.
The term "hand lens" is derived from the combination of "hand," referring to the act of holding the lens in one's hand, and "lens," which comes from the Latin word "lentil" or "lens" meaning a lentil-shaped convex glass. The hand lens is a small, handheld magnifying glass used to observe objects up close.
William Julliano invented the first hand lens in 1991
The type of lense is a convex lense
double convex
hands lens or hand lens
== == It is used to magnify/ or make things appear closer?to magnify small objects
it measures your hand length
The antennae appear to be long smooth rods to the naked eye. However, under a lens it is apparent that the antennae have many spikes sticking out the sides.
A hand lens is a magnifying glass, archaic term. It makes things like bugs look bigger. You carry it in your hand.