Water Fleas, Sand and more: Polarized light microscopy with a stereo microscope

You can also do polarized light microscopy with a stereo microscope. I will not only put sand under the microscope but also other specimens like water fleas etc.
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Cool

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@oliver you could use a small mirror front silvered like a telescope uses would eliminate double images

[@MarieChardome]

thank you for this lesson. re crystals: when you redisolved the vitamin c, you got another type of crystal (looking different than the original)? is there something like a 'secundary' crystal type for one same element, which could also be used for ID?