what-happens-to-light-rays-that-pass-through-the-specimen-at-an-angle-that-misse

Question

What happens to light rays that pass through the specimen at an angle that misses the objective lens in dark-field microscopy?

Accepted Answer

They contribute to the dark background.

Answer

They are scattered back into the objective lens.

Answer

They create artifacts in the image.

Answer

They cause the specimen to fluoresce.