How to work with the microscope / by Lionel S. Beale.

Date:
1868
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Credit: How to work with the microscope / by Lionel S. Beale. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh. The original may be consulted at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh.

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    INDEX OF ILLUSTRATIONS. The Numbers refer to the Tigures in the Ptatei. Aberration, spherical and chromatic, figs. 5,6 Absorption bands, 321 ,, ■,, scale for measuring exact position of, 323 Achromatic condenser, 54 Adipose tissue, 172 ,, ,, with areolar tissue, 172 Air ijubbles, 122 pump for removing air from micro- scopical specimens, 129 Amoebae, very minute, 254 Anacharis, cells of, 248, 249 ,, entire branch of, 245 Analyser, 58 Anchusa, spine of, 246 Animalcule cage, 112 Artery passing into capillaries, 190 ,, portion of a very small, 189 Bacteria, 372—377 Barker, Dr., his gi-owing cell, iii Be ALE, Dr., his class microscope, pi. vii, and fig. 36 Binocular microscope, Mr. Collins's, 20 ,, M. Nachet's, 15 Mr.Tolles'(U.S.) arrangement of prisms and lenses in, 15 ,, ,, Mr. Wenham's arrangement, 16 Bird, large flat villi of, 205 Blood corpuscles, crystallisation of, 213 ,, ,, frog, changes in the forms of, 262 ,, human, 212 ,, guinea pig, formation of crystals in blood of, 216 Bockett microscope lamp, 48 Bone, thin sections of, i8l Brass plate for heating glass slides, 68 Bulb, with capillary orifice for testing, 278 Bull's eye condenser, 51, 52 nose forceps, 149 Cabinet, containing requirements for chemical testing, 284 Camera, adapted to the microscope, 340 ,, an-anged by Dr. Maddox, 339 ,, lucida, position of microscope for using, 56 ,, photogi-aphic, microscope, Mr. Delves's, 327 Canada balsam, can for containing, 127 Cans for heating size, 152 Capillaries of human lung, 217 Capillary vessels showing nuclei, 188 ,, with diverticula, 191 ,, ,, nerve fibres, 192 Carbonate of lime in different media, 113—117 Cartilage, cat, at different ages, 175— 178 Cat's hair, 275 Caudate nerve cell, 395 ,, ,, diagi'am to show possible relation to one another, of various circuits, 402 Cell for examining solutions in by the spectrum microscope, 322 Cells, glass concave, 104 ,, large and deep, for opaque injections, 103 made by grinding out the centre of a piece of plate glass, 105 ,, small for injections, &c., lOl Cements, vessel for containing, 88 Cerebral matter in water, 196 ,, ,, softened, 195 Chloride of sodium, crystals, 270 Cholesterine crystals, 269 Chromatic aberration, 5 Cihated epithelium, 236 Circle, instrument for scratching, upon the thin glass cover of a specimen, to show the position of an object, 67 Circulation in branchiae of Proteus, ap- paratus for examining, 106 Class microscope, pi. vii, and fig. 36 Colouring matters used for injections, comparative sizes of the particles, 159 Collins, Mr., his binocular microscope, 20 Compound glasses of achromatic objec- tive, 7 ,, microscope, explanatory dia- grams, I Compressorium, 135, 136 Condenser, achromatic, 54 ,, _ bull's eye, 51, 52 Connective tissue with nuclei, 168 Corked tubes for keeping prepared tissues in, 144 Corks for fitting into the injecting pipe, 150