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1. eye-piece or ocular 
2. objective turret, or nosepiece 
3. objective lenses 
4. coarse adjustment knob 
5. fine adjustment knob 
6. object holder or stage 
7. mirror 
8. diaphragm and condenser
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;The eyepiece or ocular (1): The part of a microscope that a user looks into. It contains a lens called the ''ocular''.
;Objective (3): The objective is another lens. It is located near the specimen to be observed.
;Body Tube: This is a hollow tube that connects the ocular lens to the objective lens.
;Nosepiece (2): The nosepiece is the part of the microscope that the objective lenses attach to. Sometimes the nosepiece houses a prism whose function is to bend light from the image so that the user can sit comfortably instead of hunching over the microscope to look straight down on the specimen.
;Stage (6): The stage is a platform where the slides are mounted.
;Diaphragm (8): The diaphragm is an apparatus located beneath the stage. It focuses light onto the specimen.
;Base: The base is the bottom of the microscope on which the rest of the instrument rests.
;Focus knob (4 and 5): The focus knob (or knobs) adjust the distance between the ocular lens and the objective lens. This brings the specimen into focus. Microscopes often come with two focus knobs - a coarse focus and a fine focus. The coarse focus knob makes large changes in the focus. The fine focus know makes smaller adjustments.
;Arm: The arm connects to the base and other parts of the microscope (such as the stage, diaphragm, and body tube) attach to it.
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-;The eyepiece or ocular (1): The part of a microscope that a user looks into.  It contains a lens called the ''ocular''.
+;The eyepiece or ocular (1): The part of a microscope that a user looks into. It contains a lens called the ''ocular''.
-;Objective (3): The objective is another lens.  It is located near the specimen to be observed.
+;Objective (3): The objective is another lens. It is located near the specimen to be observed.
 ;Body Tube: This is a hollow tube that connects the ocular lens to the objective lens.
-;Nosepiece (2): The nosepiece is the part of the microscope that the objective lenses attach to.  Sometimes the nosepiece houses a prism whose function is to bend light from the image so that the user can sit comfortably instead of hunching over the microscope to look straight down on the specimen.
+;Nosepiece (2): The nosepiece is the part of the microscope that the objective lenses attach to. Sometimes the nosepiece houses a prism whose function is to bend light from the image so that the user can sit comfortably instead of hunching over the microscope to look straight down on the specimen.
 ;Stage (6): The stage is a platform where the slides are mounted.
-;Diaphragm (8): The diaphragm is an apparatus located beneath the stage.  It focuses light onto the specimen.
+;Diaphragm (8): The diaphragm is an apparatus located beneath the stage. It focuses light onto the specimen.
 ;Base: The base is the bottom of the microscope on which the rest of the instrument rests.
-;Focus knob (4 and 5): The focus knob (or knobs) adjust the distance between the ocular lens and the objective lens.  This brings the specimen into focus.  Microscopes often come with two focus knobs - a coarse focus and a fine focus.  The coarse focus knob makes large changes in the focus.  The fine focus know makes smaller adjustments.
+;Focus knob (4 and 5): The focus knob (or knobs) adjust the distance between the ocular lens and the objective lens. This brings the specimen into focus. Microscopes often come with two focus knobs - a coarse focus and a fine focus. The coarse focus knob makes large changes in the focus. The fine focus know makes smaller adjustments.
 ;Arm: The arm connects to the base and other parts of the microscope (such as the stage, diaphragm, and body tube) attach to it.
 {{TODO|edit the picture and renumber so the parts we need are in the order presented here}}

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