6 Factors of Light Microscopy Aerosol
(1) The glass is not wiped clean or the auxiliary materials are not clean. After a long time, when there is humid air, the traces along the wiping direction will form a fog like wiping the table with a wet towel.
(2) The dust in the air enters the instrument and falls on the glass, forming crystal cores and forming mist beads.
(3) The tightness of the instrument is poor, or the shell of the instrument has air leakage sand holes, so that when the moist air enters the optical instrument and encounters the dew point temperature, the fog beads will appear on the glass surface. In addition, small insects crawl into the instrument and cause fogging.
(4) The chemical stability of the glass material is poor, and it is easy to precipitate inorganic salts after being damp, and then absorb moisture to form fog.
(5) Because the optical glass is moldy, the secretion of the mold will also form a water-based fog.
(6) Water-based fog is formed due to the humid environment where the instrument is placed.
