Question 9 • JPS-2026/27-WRHS-Environmental Science A-(CR-S1)-Miller
A transmission electron microscope can reveal very tiny details inside a specimen, including structures much smaller than cells. It uses electrons rather than visible light, allowing much greater magnification and resolution than a standard light microscope. Single-celled organisms, plant leaves, and amphibian organs can generally be studied with a light microscope.
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