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Principles of microscope objectives

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I am currently learning about microscopes. The books state that objective lenses can be either reflective or transmissive. Does anyone know how to distinguish between these two types of lenses and what differences they bring when viewing objects?
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Mirror: The surface is a concave mirror (non-transparent); when in use, the object to be observed is placed between the objective lens and the eyepiece. Transmission lens: The lens surface is a convex lens (transparent); when in use, the objective lens is placed between the eyepiece and the object being observed.

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