Table 4: Capacitor Charged, Bulb Connected (Refer to Number 10) Quantity Observations Reasons Charge (Q) on capacitor Capacitance (C) of сарacitor Potential (V) across сарacitor Stored Energy (U) between plates Electric Field (E) between plates

Table 4: Capacitor Charged, Bulb Connected (Refer to Number 10) Quantity Observations Reasons Charge (Q) on capacitor Capacitance (C) of сарacitor Potential (V) across сарacitor Stored Energy (U) between plates Electric Field (E) between plates

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Table 4: Capacitor Charged, Bulb Connected (Refer to Number 10)
Quantity
Observations
Reasons
Charge (Q) on capacitor
Capacitance (C) of
сарacitor
Potential (V) across
сарacitor
Stored Energy (U) between
plates
Electric Field (E) between
plates

Capacitance
0.61 pF
Plate Charges
Bar Graphs
Electric Field
V Current Direction
Top Plate Charge
0.47 pc
Stored Energy
0.18 pJ
Separation
5.8 mm
1.5 V -
OV
-1.5 V

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