How will this be describe the relationship between the amount of dielectric inserted between the capacitors and capacitance? Table C. DielectricsCapacitance, pFDielectricMaterialconstantQuarter width ofHalf width ofThree quartersEntire width ofdielectricdielectricof dielectricdielectricCustom5.001.418 pF2.118 pF2.830 pF3.542 pFTeflon2.100.904 pF1.096 pF1.292 pF1.487 pFPaper3.501.152 pF1.597 pF2.034 pF2.479 pFGlass4.701.360 pF2.019 pF2.677 pF3.329 pF

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