QUESTION 7 A dipole consisting of charges ±e, 218 nm apart placed between two very large...
QUESTION 7
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A dipole consisting of charges ±e, 218 nm apart placed between two very large (essentially infinite) sheets carrying equal but opposite charge densities of 138 μm/m2. What is the maximum magnitude of the torque the sheets can exert of the dipole? (Give your answer in scientific notation using N.m as unit)
Homework Answers
electric field between plates
E = sigma / ( eo)
E = 138*10^-6 / (8.85*10^-12)
E
now max torque is given by
T = eE (d/2)
T = 1.6*10^-19* 1.56*10^5* (218/2)*10^-9
T = 2.72*10^-21 Nm
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