O.There are three different types of polarization such as Electronic Polarization, lonic Polarization, and Orientation Polarization. For each polarization type, some minimum reorientation time exists, which depends on the ease with which the particular dipoles are capable of realignment. Among three different types of polarization below, which one can follow the highest frequency of alternating electric field? a) Electronic Polarization b) lonic Polarization c) Orientation Polarization

O.There are three different types of polarization such as Electronic Polarization, lonic Polarization, and Orientation Polarization. For each polarization type, some minimum reorientation time exists, which depends on the ease with which the particular dipoles are capable of realignment. Among three different types of polarization below, which one can follow the highest frequency of alternating electric field? a) Electronic Polarization b) lonic Polarization c) Orientation Polarization

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