Question

What is specific inductive capacity?

Answer 1

Inductive may be defined as permanent polarization of sigma bonded electron due to difference between electronegative charge between two atom in bonded state in carbon chain.

Answer 2

the property which determines the electrostatic energy that can be stored per unit volume for a unit potential gradient. This is equivalent to the ratio of the capacitance of a capacitor using the material in question as a dielectric, to the capacitance of a capacitor using a vacuum as a dielectric.  Also called specific inductive capacitance,