Yes.
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Thanks.Simon Bridge said:
If the positive plate of c1 is connected to the negative plate of c2, this will create a closed circuit. Electrons will flow from the negative plate of c2 to the positive plate of c1, creating a current. This current can be used to power a device or perform other tasks.
No, this is not possible. Connecting two positive plates together will not create a closed circuit and will not allow for the flow of electrons. This will not produce a usable current.
Connecting the positive and negative plates of two capacitors creates a circuit where current can flow. This can be used to power a device or perform other tasks that require electricity.
As long as the circuit is properly designed and the capacitors are of the correct voltage and capacitance, it can be safe to connect the positive and negative plates of two capacitors. However, it is always important to take proper safety precautions when working with electricity.
If the connection is made multiple times, it will create a series circuit. This will increase the overall capacitance and allow for a larger flow of current. However, the voltage and capacitance of the capacitors must still be considered to ensure the circuit is safe and functioning properly.