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Title: Improvising techniques in experimental physics for Nigerian schools: a compound microscope
Authors: Farombi, J. G.
Issue Date: 2007
Publisher: UNESCO
Abstract: In the course of formal education, Nigeria faces some major problems, one of these is the lack of teaching material which should go a long way to stimulate learning. It is for this purpose that a compound microscope has been designed and constructed for use in Nigerian secondary schools where such equipment is either completely lacking or available in limited quantity. A compound microscope consists essentially of a base, a stage, an arm and two tubes which support the objective and the eye-piece lenses. The magnifying power of the constructed microscope was dertermined and found to be 10. The experimental and the theoretical magnifying powers differed by 8.5%. The constructed microscope can be used in physical and biological lessons.
Description: In pro
URI: http://ir.library.ui.edu.ng/handle/123456789/2037
ISBN: 978-33018-1-0
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