A light microscope that makes the specimen appear light on a dark background is called a(n) _____.
dark-field microscope, maybe
Its Bright-Field Microscope
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what do you do for that text?
@Abhisar
how do you do that text?
or phase contrast?
Exactly Dark field microscopy, or dark group microscopy, allows the specimen appear to be light while having a dark surrounding it. Hope this helps! @rhnorris Nice to meet You ! Don't 4get to close this Question Too !
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