why dielectric constant of an insulator is>1
Asked by | 26th Feb, 2008, 12:17: PM
Expert Answer:
Why dielectric constant of an insulator is>1?
Dielectric constant is the ratio of electric field E_o through the region without the presence of the dielectrcic and electric field E in the presence of dielectric.
E_o/E = K , Dielectric constant
since E_o is always greter than E, K alwys comes out to be >1
Answered by | 8th Dec, 2017, 12:15: PM
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