Lec 33 Polarization of Dielectrics | HC VERMA | GDS K S

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Sir P= Xe.E formula kya hai Xe is electric susceptibility of dielectric material

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Linear dielectric ka polarisation

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Sir molecules rotate themselves in order to have net electric field zero at the centre? But if so dielectrics are increasing electric rather than decreasing.refer to fig 2.23 ncert and try to find electric field at centre it is incresing

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dipoles rotate to achieve minimum potential energy.

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