Question #304279

Switch S is closed to connect the uncharged capacitor of capacitance C=0.25mf to the battery of potential difference V=12V. The lower capacitor plate has thickness L= 0.5cm and face area A= 2*10–⁴, and it consist of copper, in which the density of conduction electrons is n= 8.49*10²⁸electrons/m³. From what depth d the plate must electrons move to the plate face as the capacitor becomes charged?

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Expert's answer
2022-03-02T10:17:17-0500

Charge of an electron (e)=1.6×1019C(e)=1.6×10^{-19}C


For a charge Q, the number of electrons

=Qe=\frac{Q}{e}


But Q=CVQ=CV

C=0.25×106FC=0.25×10^{-6}F

V=12VV=12V


Q=0.25×106×12\therefore\>Q=0. 25×10^{-6}×12

=3×106C=3×10^{-6}C


Number of electrons =3×1061.6×1019=1.875×1013=\frac{3×10^{-6}}{1.6×10^{-19}}=1.875×10^{13} Electrons


Number of electrons == Density of conduction of electrons ×× Volume


8.49×1028×2×104×d=1.875×10138.49×10^{28}×2×10^{-4}×d=1.875×10^{13}


d=1.104×1012Md=1.104×10^{-12}M





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