DARK-FIELD MICROSCOPE
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Dark-Field Microscope.
Dark-Field Microscope - as a noun
Light microscope that uses scattered light to show particles too small to see with ordinary microscopes
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Example Sentences
"The dark-field microscope produces bright images of objects on a dark background."
"A dark-field microscope is typically used to observe live, unstained specimens."
"The dark-field microscope is commonly used in microbiology to study bacteria."
"Using a dark-field microscope, scientists can see transparent specimens with great clarity."
"The dark-field microscope has a special condenser that blocks the direct light, creating the dark background."