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Dielectric Charge Flow
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When a dielectric material is placed in an electric field, what occurs at the molecular level that contributes to its polarization?

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The molecules align their dipoles with the electric field.

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The electrons are completely removed from the atoms.

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The dielectric becomes a superconductor.

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The material emits light due to thermal radiation.

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When a field is applied, each molecule’s tiny positive and negative ends try to line up with the field direction. Other options are incorrect because Some think the field pulls electrons out of atoms, but electrons stay attached; A dielectric does not turn into a superconductor, which means zero resistance to current.

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Capacitors store energy as electric field potential between conductors. Discharging a charged capacitor eliminates its stored energy. Observing no spark when shorting discharged capacitor plates demonstrates energy dissipation and charge flow principles.

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Capacitors store energy as electric field potential between conductors. Discharging a charged capacitor eliminates its stored energy. Observing no spark when shorting discharged capacitor plates demonstrates energy dissipation and charge flow principles.

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