A potential difference of 2000 V is established between parallel plates in air. becomes electrically conducting when the electric intensity exceeds 3 x106 N/C, what is the minimum separation of the plates? ( STEP by STEP process) ( Given, Required, Formula, ans solution

A potential difference of 2000 V is established between parallel plates in air. becomes electrically conducting when the electric intensity exceeds 3 x106 N/C, what is the minimum separation of the plates? ( STEP by STEP process) ( Given, Required, Formula, ans solution

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