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The Type of Microscope That Uses a Magnetic Field as a "Lens

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The type of microscope that uses a magnetic field as a "lens" to bend a stream of electrons that is focused into an image which is magnified is a

A) compound light microscope.
B) stereoscope.
C) transmission electron microscope.
D) scanning electron microscope.
E) scanning tunneling microscope.

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