Adding a conductor between two infinite sheets will have no effect on the electric field between the sheets. The electric field will remain constant and perpendicular to the surface of the sheets.
No, the presence of the conductor will not change the charge density of the infinite sheets. The charge density will remain the same as it was before the conductor was added.
No, the potential difference between the infinite sheets will remain unchanged by the addition of a conductor. The conductor will simply act as a pathway for the electric field to flow through.
The placement of the conductor between the infinite sheets will not affect the electric field. As long as the conductor is parallel to the sheets, the electric field will remain constant and perpendicular to the surface of the sheets.
No, the addition of a conductor will not change the capacitance of the system. The capacitance depends on the geometry and materials of the infinite sheets, which will not be affected by the presence of the conductor.
