In a Transmission Electron Microscope, the "Lenses" Are

Question

In a transmission electron microscope, the "lenses" are
A) made of glass.
B) thin films of metal.
C) lasers.
D) magnets.
E) vacuums.

Accepted Answer

The "lenses" in a transmission electron microscope are typically magnetic lenses, which use magnetic fields to focus the beam of electrons onto the sample.