why is the value of dielectric constant for a metal is infinite?(Answer should be simple and short)
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The value of k is the ratio of the electric field in vacuum and electric field in the metal.
i.e. k = (electric field in vacuum)/(electric field in the metal)
As, from Gauss law, we know that, for a conductor, all charges resides on the surface of the conductor, so inside that conductor there will be no electric field.
Electric field of metal = 0
So, k = infinity
i.e. k = (electric field in vacuum)/(electric field in the metal)
As, from Gauss law, we know that, for a conductor, all charges resides on the surface of the conductor, so inside that conductor there will be no electric field.
Electric field of metal = 0
So, k = infinity
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