How does tha electrostatic force between two point charges change, when a dielectric medium is introduced between them?
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When a dielectric medium is introduced then the force will depend upon the relative permeability of the medium. If the relative permeability of the medium is less than 1 than the force of attraction will be greater than the equivalent vacuum counterpart.
If the relative permeability of the medium is greater than 1 then, the force of attraction between the objects will be lesser than the equivalent vacuum counterpart
If the relative permeability of the medium is greater than 1 then, the force of attraction between the objects will be lesser than the equivalent vacuum counterpart
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because electro static force decreses to 1/k times
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When a dielectric medium is introduced then the force will depend upon the relative permeability of the medium. If the relative permeability of the medium is less than 1 than the force of attraction will be greater than the equivalent vacuum counterpart.
If the relative permeability of the medium is greater than 1 then, the force of attraction between the objects will be lesser than the equivalent vacuum counterpart
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