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Results tagged with electric-fields
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For questions that utilize the concept of electric fields (commonly denoted by the letter E), or for questions whose answers likely involve electric fields. More specific than the [electricity] tag, as questions about the phenomenon & theory of electricity do not necessarily involve the discussion of fields.
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Internal Field associated with electronic polarization of neutral atom due external field
A neutral atom (say hydrogen) placed in an external electric field will undergo electronic polarization. So we have a separation in +ve and -ve charge centers (that actually creates a dipole out of a …
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Electric Field in a Dielectric
Suppose a dielectric with no free charges is placed in an electric field (E). Once polarized, the total "volume bound charge " equals total "surface bound charge" right ? In this condition, the extern …
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