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Increase in internal energy due to polarization of a dielectric
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[QUOTE="Fibo112, post: 6034622, member: 613243"] I have a plate capacitor with a given charge. It is then dipped in a dielectric fluid and I must determine which height the fluid reaches(all the necessary parameters are given). I can solve this problem if I make the following assumption: the polarization of the dielectric does not( or approximately does not) change its internal energy. Is this a reasonable assumption? If so why? [/QUOTE]
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