Question

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when using a transmission electron microscope, the specimen scatters some
, but those that pass through are used to form an enlarged image of the specimen on a fluorescent screen.
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Explanation:

Transmission electron microscopes use a beam of electrons to visualize specimens. The specimen scatters a portion of these electrons, while the un-scattered electrons that pass through are focused to create an enlarged image on a fluorescent screen.

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electrons