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		<title>Review of Microscope History for Students</title>
		<description>Thousands of years ago, people have no idea that there could be smaller than the things their naked eyes could see. It may even be impossible to entertain the thought that a speck of sand or a single drop of water could contain beautiful yet complicated forms. It is safe ...</description>
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		<title>Proper Handling and Caring for the Microscope</title>
		<description>Like any delicate scientific instrument, the microscope must be handled with skill and care. A few simple precautions can make all the difference between success and frustration. Here are the precautionary measures in handling the microscope.

Setting up the Microscope

Remember to set up your microscope on a large, steady table. There ...</description>
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		<title>Simple and Compound Microscope</title>
		<description>Object always look bigger when they are closer. For example, if you want to check the fine details of a postage stamp, you tend to bring it closer to your eyes. Thus, as it comes nearer it looks larger. But there is a limit to how near you can bring ...</description>
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