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The Phase-Contrast Microscope Differs from the Brightfield Microscope Because of Changes

Question 13

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The phase-contrast microscope differs from the brightfield microscope because of changes in:

A) the objective.
B) the condenser.
C) the oculars.
D) both a and b.

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