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顯微鏡

Also known as 🔬, microscopes

A microscope () is a laboratory instrument used to examine objects that are too small to be seen by the naked eye. Microscopy is the science of investigating small objects and structures using a microscope. Microscopic means being invisible to the eye unless aided by a microscope.

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A microscope is a laboratory tool that lets you see things too tiny for your eyes to detect on their own. It matters because it enables scientists to study small objects and structures that would otherwise remain invisible, which is essential for fields like medicine, biology, and materials science.

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Laboratory equipment.name: Microscope
Laboratory equipment.image: Ukrainian microscope (cropped).jpg
Laboratory equipment.uses: Small sample observation
Laboratory equipment.notable_experiments: Discovery of cells
Laboratory equipment.related: Optical microscope, electron microscope

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Article · 中文

顯微鏡泛指將微小不可見或難見物品之影像放大，而能被肉眼或其他觀察之工具。日常用語中之顯微鏡多指光學顯微鏡，放大倍率和清析度（聚焦）為顯微鏡重要因素。显微镜是在1590年由荷兰的及其子所首创。顯微鏡的類型有許多。最常見的（和第一個被發明的）是光學顯微鏡，其他主要的顯微鏡類型包括電子顯微鏡、掃描探針顯微鏡等。

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