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Electric dipoles
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When you have two equal charges but opposite sign we speak of a dipole. The field that generates a dipole is characteristic because the lines emerge from one of the charges and end in the other generating a closed pattern.
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Electric dipoles
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When you have two equal charges but opposite sign we speak of a dipole. The field that generates a dipole is characteristic because the lines emerge from one of the charges and end in the other generating a closed pattern.
Variables
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Variable
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$\theta$
theta
Angle relative to the Dipole
rad
$Q$
Q
Charge
C
$\epsilon$
epsilon
Dielectric constant
-
$P$
P
Dipole moment
$r$
r
Distance
m
$r$
r
Distance between charges
m
$V$
V
Electric potential
V
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(ID 15799)
The dipole is constituted by two (di) electric charges equal in charge but of opposite sign. Thus they form an electric field with two poles that is a dipole.
(ID 1925)
(ID 15810)
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