If a piece of copper is placed in an applied electric field of strength 150 N/C, roughly how long does it take for the metal to polarize in response? If a piece of copper is placed in an applied electric field of strength 150 N/C, roughly how longdoes it take for the metal to polarize in response?• Replace this text with your answer.

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If a piece of copper is placed in an applied electric field of strength 150 N/C, roughly how long does it take for the metal to polarize in response?

Principles of Physics: A Calculus-Based Text

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Chapter24: Electromagnetic Waves

Section24.7: Polarization Of Light Waves

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