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onurbeyaz
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What I meant to ask is; When we double the electrical field passing through the insulator, the opposite electrical field that caused by the insulator is doubled too. How can this happen, what happens to the molecules in that time to increase the opposite electrical field?
In my opinion, the polarized molecules have to strech (Distance between + and - charged particles in the molecules have to increase) But it doesn't make sense, because this means the generated electrical field have to decrease.
In my opinion, the polarized molecules have to strech (Distance between + and - charged particles in the molecules have to increase) But it doesn't make sense, because this means the generated electrical field have to decrease.