A cylindric mica insulator to be used between a 100 kV DC line and ground has a diameter of 5 cm. The insulator is expected to prevent currents of more than 1 nA^1 . Find the minimum required length of the porcelain cylinder.

A cylindric mica insulator to be used between a 100 kV DC line and ground has a diameter of 5 cm. The insulator is expected to prevent currents of more than 1 nA^1 . Find the minimum required length of the porcelain cylinder.

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