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POLARIZABILITY:
The dipole moment per unit volume is defined as the polarization vector
P=
( ) =
Where,
Polarization vector:
The dipole moment per unit volume of the dielectric material is called
polarization vector.
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P= 0 (r -1)E.
Dielectric constant (r ):
r = / 0.
r has no units.
r =C1/C.
DIELECTRIC POLARIZATION:
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TYPES OF POLARIZATION:
E
i.e
= e E
where
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Pe = N
Pe = N
As we know that
Pe = 0 (r -1 )E
0 (r -1 )E = N
Therefore,
e =
( )
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Orientational Polarization:
= E sin ()
= dipole moment
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2 E
o
3KT
Pe = No E
Pe
=N
2 E
3KT
Ionic Polarization:
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In an electric field, the ions feel forces in opposite directions. For a field
acting as shown, the lattice distorts a little bit
The Na+ ions moved a bit to the right, the Cl ions to the left.
The dipole moments between adjacent NaCl - pairs in field direction are
now different and there is a net dipole moment in a finite volume now.
The Na+ ions moved a bit to the right, the Cl ions to the left
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The total electric field at the site of the atom within the dielectric is
called the local field or the internal field.
We have,
P=NEi
Ei=[ 0 (r -1)E]/N .
Ei=E+(P/ 0 ).
Claussius-Mosotti relation:
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V=1/ .
C= 1/ 00.
Hence ,
C/V=n= r r.
If the materials are non-magnetic,
r=1
n= r( or) r =n2.
(n2-1)/( n2 +2)= N /3 0 .
This is known as Lorentz-Lorentz relation
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