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Re: Dielectric

by rambotrout <rambotrout@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Jun 16, 2008 at 10:59 AM

Thank you everyone for all the replies.

I have better grasp of it now.

Timo, if the electrode is thinly insulated, wouldn't all the ions get
attracted very close to their respective electrodes thus leaving the
water "relatively" pure? In this case, wouldn't the dielectric
constant of the water is retained?




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Dielectric
 rambotrout <rambotrout  2008-06-12 11:53:10 
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 dlzc <dlzc1@[EMAIL PRO  2008-06-12 12:18:11 
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 rambotrout <rambotrout  2008-06-12 14:40:01 
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 John C. Polasek <jpola  2008-06-18 23:15:44 
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 dlzc <dlzc1@[EMAIL PRO  2008-06-12 15:57:11 
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 John C. Polasek <jpola  2008-06-12 21:37:29 
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 rambotrout <rambotrout  2008-06-13 02:45:13 
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 "Timo A. Nieminen&qu  2008-06-15 07:20:07 
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 rambotrout <rambotrout  2008-06-16 10:59:16 
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 "N:dlzc D:aol T:com   2008-06-16 17:03:49 
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 rambotrout <rambotrout  2008-06-25 03:49:45 
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 Andrzej Novak <novakyu  2008-07-19 03:30:27 

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