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electron microscope
This term refers to a specialized scientific instrument used primarily in biology, chemistry, and materials science. It carries a highly technical register and is almost exclusively used in academic, medical, or industrial research contexts. Unlike a standard light microscope, which is common in classrooms, the electron microscope implies a level of precision capable of visualizing atoms or organelles.
As a compound noun, it follows standard English countability rules. It is used when referring to the physical device itself, and pluralization occurs normally when discussing multiple units or different types of these instruments.
Meanings
A powerful microscope that uses a beam of accelerated electrons instead of light to image a specimen, allowing for much higher magnification and resolution than an optical microscope.
Examples
The researchers used an electron microscope to examine the structure of the virus.
We need an electron microscope to see things at the atomic level.
Look at this image from the electron microscope; the detail is incredible.
Look at this image from the electron microscope; the detail is incredible.
I wonder if the university has a scanning electron microscope available for students.
I wonder if the university has a scanning electron microscope available for students.
An electron microscope provides much higher resolution than a standard light microscope.
An electron microscope provides much higher resolution than a standard light microscope.
The sample must be specially prepared before it can be placed in the electron microscope.
Can we use the electron microscope for the nanotechnology project tomorrow?
The discovery of the cell organelle was made possible by the invention of the electron microscope.