(2.a) When an electric field (E) (or voltage (V)) was applied to a material, what kind of phenomena do you expect depending on type of material such as metal and insulator? Explain each of them separately and draw figures if you need. (2.b) A molecule has a permanent dipole moment, even in the absence of an electric field, we speak of a dipolar molecule and dipolar material. According to this description, Let A and B refer to two different atoms. Using symmetry, determine whether the following types molecules are dipolar or nondipolar: AA, AB, ABA (linear), ABA (triangular arrangement), AB4 (tetrahedral arrangement). Give one example for each type. (2.c) Explain the dielectric susceptibility (x) of an insulator. How can you increase the capacitance (C) of a simple capacitor?

(2.a) When an electric field (E) (or voltage (V)) was applied to a material, what kind of phenomena do you expect depending on type of material such as metal and insulator? Explain each of them separately and draw figures if you need. (2.b) A molecule has a permanent dipole moment, even in the absence of an electric field, we speak of a dipolar molecule and dipolar material. According to this description, Let A and B refer to two different atoms. Using symmetry, determine whether the following types molecules are dipolar or nondipolar: AA, AB, ABA (linear), ABA (triangular arrangement), AB4 (tetrahedral arrangement). Give one example for each type. (2.c) Explain the dielectric susceptibility (x) of an insulator. How can you increase the capacitance (C) of a simple capacitor?

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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