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Chapter 24, Problem 19DQ

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Liquid dielectrics that have polar molecules (such as water) always have dielectric constants that decrease with increasing temperature. Why?

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Liquid dielectrics that have polar molecules (such as water) always have dielectric constants that decrease with increasing temperature. Why?

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Solution 19DQ Step 1 of 1: There is a significant variation of the dielectric constant with temperature for the materials that possess permanent dipoles,. This is due to the effect of heat on orientational polarisation. However, this does not mean

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