compare the energy density in dielectric with the energy density in air give an expressions to justify your answer
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The comparison of the energy density in a dielectric with the energy density in air is as follows.
- The electrostatic energy stored
- U = 1/2 q²C
- U = q² / 2ε₀A × d …... (1)
- (where C is the capacitance, C = ε₀A/d, q is the charge upon capacitor)
- Now the electric field in the space (between plates of capacitor)
- E = q/ε₀A ...... (2)
- From equation (1) and (2),
- U = 1/2 (q/ε₀A)² × ε₀ × A × d
- ⇒ U = 1/2 ε₀ E² × Volume
- Hence U/Volume = 1/2 ε₀E² ......(3)
- This expression can be compared with magnetic energy per unit volume which is equal to B²/2μ₀
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