Dry air is a pretty decent insulator; it has a very high resistivity of 3 × 101³ 2 · m . Consider a capacitor that has square plates 15 cm on a side, separated by 0.8 mm of dry air. The capacitor is charged such that it has a potential of 320 V between the plates.
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