CBSE XII Science Physics Electrostatic Potential and Capacitance
why dielectric constant of an insulator is>1
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why dielectric constant of an insulator is>1
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Dielectric constant of a conductor?
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CBSE XII Science Physics Electrostatic Potential and Capacitance
Hey what is a dielectric
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Derive an expression for the capacitance of a parallel plate capacitor in which a dielectric medium of dielectric constant k fills the space between the plates
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WHAT IS DI- ELECTRIC CONSTANT?
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what is dielectric constant?
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Can we induce charges in insulator and conductor both ? What is the difference in the mechanism of polarisation and induction of charges ? (Other than polarisation we use when dielectric is used=
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Why is the electric field in a capacitor after introduction of dielectric= (sigma -sigma p)/ epsilon . Where sigma is surface charge density and sigma p is surface charge density of the polarised dielectric.
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Find the ratio of the forces between two tiny bodies with constant charges in air and in an insulating medium of dielectric constant K
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As the dielectric constant for metals is infinity and if we use it as a dielectric between capacitor then it's capacitance will increase infinity time then also we don't use it as a dielectric Why?
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what is dielectric current
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CBSE XII Science Physics Electrostatic Potential and Capacitance
what is the dielectric
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