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Slide PreparationShawn Kangas-2010 Wet-Mount And Stained Slide
What Is The Difference Between A Wet Slide And A Stained Slide? Wet-Mount Wet-Mount with stain
Materials Slide specimen Dropper Water Cover slip Paper towels Optical lens paper forceps
Step 1 Carefully place the item you want to look at in the center of a clean, glass slide.  Make sure the sample is thin enough for light to pass through.
Step 2 Use a dropper to place one or two drops of water  on the sample.
Step 3 Hold a clean cover slip by the edges and place it at one edge of the water.  Slowly lower the cover slip onto the water until it lies flat.
Step 4 If you have to much water or  a lot of air bubbles, touch the edge of a paper towel to the edge of the cover slip to draw off extra water and draw out unwanted air.
Step 1 and 2 1.Use a prepared wet-mount slide 2.Place one drop of dye to the outside edge of the slip cover
Step 3  Place a paper towel at the end of the cover slip opposite the stain.  The towel will draw the stain under the cover slip staining the specimen.
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Be careful with the dye it will stain.

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Slide preparation

  • 1. Slide PreparationShawn Kangas-2010 Wet-Mount And Stained Slide
  • 2. What Is The Difference Between A Wet Slide And A Stained Slide? Wet-Mount Wet-Mount with stain
  • 3. Materials Slide specimen Dropper Water Cover slip Paper towels Optical lens paper forceps
  • 4. Step 1 Carefully place the item you want to look at in the center of a clean, glass slide. Make sure the sample is thin enough for light to pass through.
  • 5. Step 2 Use a dropper to place one or two drops of water on the sample.
  • 6. Step 3 Hold a clean cover slip by the edges and place it at one edge of the water. Slowly lower the cover slip onto the water until it lies flat.
  • 7. Step 4 If you have to much water or a lot of air bubbles, touch the edge of a paper towel to the edge of the cover slip to draw off extra water and draw out unwanted air.
  • 8. Step 1 and 2 1.Use a prepared wet-mount slide 2.Place one drop of dye to the outside edge of the slip cover
  • 9. Step 3 Place a paper towel at the end of the cover slip opposite the stain. The towel will draw the stain under the cover slip staining the specimen.
  • 10.
  • 11. Be careful with the dye it will stain.
  • 12.