Dielectric is that material which behave as a insulator upto its limit ( aalag dielectric ki aalag limit hoti hai) and after its limit is crossed (when we supply more electric field) it behave as conductor.

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Excellent video Well suited in electric polarixation topic

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What will be net electric field in case of polar dielectric

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Plz tell me in English difference between polar non polar molecules with eg

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what do you mean by, in non polar the dipole moment coincides with each other?

Dipole moment ko Negative to positive direct krte hai sir

Difference between insulators and dielectrics??

In non polar dielectric is dipole created due to the electric field b/w the parallel plates of capacitor?

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Nice video. Conclusion is that, in polar dielectrics there is electric field inside it while, in nonpolar dielectrics, field inside the material is zero ? Am I right ? Kindly guide

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good information, but you really need to make separate videos for the different languages.

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Sorry I’m English....dielectric is the natural energy which we know as life’s energy....it is also known as dielectric field.....when effected by resonance frequency...it charges up the release or discharge of that energy is what we call electricity.......our bodies work because of the dielectric that runs through us...or eyes see because they adjust to decipher vibrations of field pressure.....if you’re not sure...I froze a magnet 🧲 in a glass of water....choose a good size one to experiment with yourself.....you’ll see that even though the magnet is motionless check out the effect it has to the ice....it’s well cool 😎...

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What is the meaning of coinciding

Chapter name?

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What is the coincide ?

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What is the meaning of coinciding dipole moment??

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It would be more helpful make a separate sound track in english and ? Thanks for peaking my curiosity. Best Wishes

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Sir Mera ek question that ki -what is the difference between dielectrics and insulator or if that are same??

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Why they have positive charge on right side Reply fast

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Water bhi dielectric constant h mtlab insulator to electricity ko flow nhi krne dega or wood bhi insulator hai fir water me current kyu lgta h or wood m nhi Dono hi to insulator h Plzzzzzz answer if anyone knows

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In polar molecule the centre of gravity of the positive and negative charges do not coincide and non polar molcules the centre of gravity of positive and negative charges coincide.

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Dipole moment is something else. Its coinciding property

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Confused one Sir plz explain concluding

Distance between h nd cl is 2a but dipole moment is q*2a

distance between H+ and Cl- is called bond length not dipole moment

But what the electric field between adjacent atoms?

bhut ache sir keep moving only in one direction forward..

sir can you please explain dielectric loss also?

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Grammar portion plesss

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