According to the formula of capacity for parallel-plate capacitor:
Where
"\\epsilon" - relative permittivity
"\\epsilon_0" - electric constant, "\\epsilon_0=8.854*10^{\u221212} F\u22c5m^{\u22121}"
"S" - area of plates
"d" - distance between plates
After introducing the slab between the plates, the system could be described as 3 capasitors, connected together in series.
First capasitor capacity, according to (1):
Where
"x_1" - distance from first plate to slab.
Second capasitor capacity, according to (1):
Where
"\\epsilon_2" - relative permittivity of a slab.
"d_2" - thickness of a slab
Third capasitor capacity, according to (1):
"C_3=(\\epsilon*\\epsilon_0*S)\/x_2 (4)"
Where
"x_2" - distance from last plate to slab.
According the formula of connectected in deries capacitors:
Using (2), (3) and (4):
"\\implies"
"C=(\\epsilon*\\epsilon_2*\\epsilon_0*S)\/(\\epsilon_2*(x_1+x_2)+\\epsilon*d_2) (7)"
The distance between the plates do not changes "\\implies" "x_1+x_2=d-d_2 (8)"
Where
"d" - sictance between plates
Using (7), (8):
Acording the definition of capabitor capacity:
Where
"Q" - charge on the plates
"U" - potential difference
Using (9), (10)
Using the numbers in SI:
"U=100V"
"\\epsilon=1"
"\\epsilon_0=8.854*10^{\u221212} F\u22c5m^{\u22121}"
"\\epsilon_2=5"
"S=100cm^2=10^{-2}m^2"
"d=1cm=10^{-2}m"
"d_2=0.5cm=0.5*10^{-2}m"
Answer: the free charge on the capacitor plates is "Q=1.61*10^{-9} \u0421"
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