When a capacitor has a potential difference between the plates it is said to be ? . one plate has an excess of electrons and one

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When a capacitor has a potential difference between the plates it is said to be ? . one plate has an excess of electrons and one

has a deficiency of electrons.

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Ede4ka [16] · Answer 1 · 2024-01-25T06:05:56+03:00

When a capacitor has a potential difference between the plates it is said to be Constant.

Both plates have different charge which signifies that one has higher potential than the other.

Therefore, when we join them in parallel, charge will flow from higher to lower. and it continued to flow until equilibrium (the entire process took only a few seconds), indicating that the potential remains constant.

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