Describe how you would care for and put away your compound light microscope at the end of the laboratory period

What will be an ideal response?


Turn off light source. Rotate objective so that lowest-power objective is in light path. Remove slide from stage. Clean all lenses with lens tissue. Fold power cord onto itself and secure with rubber band or plastic strap. If supplied, place dust cover over microscope. Return to cabinet, holding on to the microscope arm with one hand while supporting the microscope base with the other.

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