About This Book
A practical handbook that instructs microscope users in preparing and mounting specimens for observation and preservation. It emphasizes cleanliness and choice of quality glass, describes types and preparation of slides and cover slips, cutting and handling thin covers, and selection and use of mounting media. Techniques for mounting delicate, opaque, and transparent materials are presented along with staining, sealing, and tips for temporary versus permanent mounts. Practical apparatus, step-by-step methods, and common pitfalls are discussed for beginners and advanced students.
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