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Polarizing Microscope LMPM-809 has a Siedentop binocular viewing head inclined at 30°C and is a well-built microscope with high-quality fiber optics that produces high-quality images with a long life. It has strain-free achromatic objectives and magnifications of 4x, 10x, 40x, 60x. To illuminate the sample, a 20W halogen light source with adjustable intensity and a NA1.25 abbe condenser are used, which is adjusted on a 145mm revolving round stage.
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| Viewing Head | Siedentop binocular head inclined at 45°C |
| Eye Piece | Plan Eyepiece WF10X/18Eyepiece WF10X/18 with cross hair |
| Nosepiece | Backward quadruple nosepiece |
| Objectives | Strain free achromatic objective 4X, 10X, 40X, 60X |
| Epi-illuminator | 6V/20W halogen lamp |
| Analyzer | Rotatable analyzer with gradation 0°-90° |
| Optical Compensator | λ slip, 1/4 λ slip, quartz wedge |
| Condenser | NA1.25 abbe condenser with iris diaphragm & filter |
| Revolving Round Stage | Diameter φ145mm, 1° increments, minimum resolution 6’ |
| Focusing System | Coaxial course and Fine division 0.002mm, range 28mm |
Features
Excellent optical system
Wide Field Eyepiece WF10X/18 with cross air
Polarizer rotatable but lockable in position
strain free plan objectives ensuring resolution and clarity
Center adjustable nosepiece and rotating platform makes operation more accurate and reliable
Easy to use interface also allows for customization of color and resolution settings
360° rotatable polarizer
20W halogen light source
Backward quadruple nose piece
Applications
These are widely used in crystallography, geology, analytical chemistry, medicine, biology, environmental science, pharmacy and toxicology etc.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1 What is a Polarizing Microscope?
A Polarizing Microscope is an apparatus designed to use polarized light to observe and analyze specimens.
2 How does Polarizing Microscope work?
It works by passing polarized light through a specimen and analyzing the light interactions using an analyzer, helping to reveal properties like birefringence and optical orientation.
3 What type of specimens can be observed using Polarizing Microscope?
It is used to observe anisotropic materials such as crystals, minerals, polymers, and certain biological samples.
4 How is Polarizing Microscope used in forensic science?
It is used in forensic science to identify fibers, hair, glass fragments, and other trace evidence by analyzing their birefringent properties and refractive indices.
5 What is the role of Polarizing Microscope in material science?
In material science, it is used to study stress patterns, crystal orientation, and phase identification in metals, polymers, and composites.
6 How does Polarizing Microscope help in studying minerals?
It helps in studying minerals by allowing geologists to determine optical properties such as pleochroism, extinction angles, and interference colors, aiding in accurate mineral identification.
7 Can Polarizing Microscope be used in quality control of pharmaceuticals?
It is used in pharmaceutical quality control to examine crystallinity, polymorphism, and purity of drug substances by observing optical characteristics.
8 What role does Polarizing Microscope play in ceramics and glass analysis?
It plays a key role in ceramics and glass analysis by revealing microstructures, stress birefringence, and phase separation in transparent and semi-transparent materials.
9 How is Polarizing Microscope used in analyzing biological tissues?
It is used in analyzing biological tissues to detect birefringent structures such as collagen, muscle fibers, and starch granules, aiding in both research and diagnostics.
10 What role does Polarizing Microscope play in the paper and pulp industry?
In the paper and pulp industry, it is used to examine fiber orientation, filler dispersion, and birefringent contaminants, improving quality control.