Description
Specifications Table
Product Name – Potato Starch Grain W.M.
Quantity/Pack Size – Single Slide
Form – Prepared Microscope Slide
Grade – Laboratory Grade
Application – Observation of Starch Granules under Microscope
Product Overview
The Potato Starch Grain W.M. slide is expertly prepared to provide a clear view of starch granules derived from potatoes. The specimen is carefully mounted using high-grade transparent media, ensuring that the granules retain their natural structure and appearance without distortion. The slide is designed to enhance light transmission, providing crisp and detailed visuals under various magnification levels. The preparation process ensures uniform distribution of starch grains across the viewing area, allowing for comprehensive observation. With its laboratory-grade materials and sealed edges, this slide offers excellent durability, resisting damage from handling and environmental factors such as humidity and dust. The structural intricacies of starch granules, including their characteristic shapes and patterns, are preserved, making it a reliable tool for repeated analysis. The slide’s compatibility with most standard microscopes makes it versatile for use in a wide range of observational settings. The transparent mounting medium ensures minimal interference with light, while the stable fixation prevents shifting of granules during examination. This high-quality slide meets the rigorous demands of scientific observation, offering a balance between precision and ease of use. Its robust preparation and clarity make it a dependable choice for detailed microscopic studies of starch granules in various laboratory environments.
1. Can this slide be used with both compound and digital microscopes?
Yes, it is compatible with most standard laboratory microscopes, including both compound and digital models.
2. What is the best way to store this slide to maintain its quality?
Store the slide in a clean, dry case away from direct sunlight and moisture to ensure its longevity and clarity.
3. Are there alternative slides available for studying plant starches?
Yes, slides featuring starch from other plants such as corn or wheat are also available for comparative studies.
4. How does the slide ensure that the starch granules remain intact?
The mounting process uses high-grade transparent media and sealed edges, which prevent movement and protect the structure of the granules.
5. Can this slide be used repeatedly without losing clarity?
Yes, its laboratory-grade materials and proper storage conditions allow for repeated use without significant deterioration in quality.
