ultra-microscopic
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trəˈmaɪ noun
an instrument that uses scattering phenomena to detect the position of objects too small to be seen by an ordinary microscope.
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| Also called: dark-field microscope a microscope used for studying colloids, in which the sample is strongly illuminated from the side and colloidal particles are seen as bright points on a dark background | |
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ultramicroscope ul·tra·mi·cro·scope (ŭl'trə-mī'krə-skōp')
n.
A microscope with high-intensity illumination used to study very minute objects.
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