Why is microscope important in the laboratory?

Question

Why do we need it??

Answer 1

To see your brain.

Answer 2

A Microscope is an important tool to scientists as it allows us to see things that the eye can’t see without assistance. This allows scientists to look at cells and some molecules to determine functionality and what they are made of

Answer 3

when studying biology, you don't really spend a lot of attention in the macro world. you study why things happen in the bodies, and for this you really have to go down to the cellular level, to see whats going on. so... because the cellular level is really really really small, you need aided vision! thus, the microscopy thingy.  

Answer 4

it's to view objects that are too small to see with the naked eye or examine them in greater detail.

Answer 5

Are you serious?!

Because with the microscope, scientist can see things that you can't see with the naked eye....

Answer 6

This is a joke question, right?

Answer 7

In biology the microscope allowed the discovery of bacteria, cells, and much more. The microscope allows us to identify, examine, and interact with microorganisms. In chemistry we can I identify crystal structures of various solids.

Answer 8

I think it is vital for people in the Science professions. Using a microscope shows us a whole new world that we can't see with our own eyes. Without the microscope, we would know little to nothing about viruses, diseases, and the like and the very world of medicine that we utilize today would be impossible.

The invention of the microscope has been vital to the world as we know it.

If you have never used a microscope, even if you are not a Science student, I advise you to look into a fascinating "new" world.

At first, it is very tedious learning to use it, but once you learn the trade, the results are unbelievable!

I hope this helps answer your question! --Jeff M

Answer 9

microscope is very important b'coz microbes or any other tiny article ca'nt see without it