Question #107483
a parallel-plate has a capacitance of 25.0 uF. a nonconducting liquid with dielectric constant 6.50 is poured into the space between the plates, filling up a afractiom f of its volume a) Find the new capacitance as a function of f. b) when should you expect the capacitance to be when f=0? does your expression from part? a) agree with your answer? c) what capacitance should you expect when f=1? does the expression from part a) agree with your answer?
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2020-04-03T13:27:28-0400

(a)

С=С1+С2С=С_1+С_2


С1=ϵϵ0SfdС_1=\frac{\epsilon \epsilon_0Sf}{d}


С2=ϵ0S(1f)dС_2=\frac{\epsilon_0S(1-f)}{d}


C=ϵϵ0Sfd+ϵ0S(1f)d=ϵ0Sd(1+f(ϵ1))C=\frac{\epsilon\epsilon_0Sf}{d}+\frac{\epsilon_0S(1-f)}{d}=\frac{\epsilon_0S}{d}(1+f(\epsilon-1))


(b)


if f=0f=0


C=ϵ0Sd(1+f(ϵ1))=ϵ0SdC=\frac{\epsilon_0S}{d}(1+f(\epsilon-1))=\frac{\epsilon_0S}{d}


(c)


if f=1f=1


C=ϵ0Sd(1+f(ϵ1))=ϵϵ0SdC=\frac{\epsilon_0S}{d}(1+f(\epsilon-1))=\frac{\epsilon\epsilon_0S}{d}


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