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Information on various aspects of energy storage in capacitors, including the leyden jar, work required to move charges, total energy in a system of capacitors, and open and closed circuits.
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A Leyden jar has metal foil on both the inside andoutside surface. The surfaces are connected each to avoltage source. The electrical energy is stored
A) nowhere since there the charges are static.
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B) on the metal foil.
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C) in the glass of the jar.
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D) in the space inside the jar.
The energy stored in a systemof capacitors can bedetermined from the energystored in each
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C
(^1) C^2
V C
Q
1 1
V C
Q
2
2
V C V C Q
2
1
2 1 1 2
1
V C
E
2 2 1 2
2
V C
E
^
^
2
2
1
1 2
2 2 1 2 2 1 1 2
V C
C
E
V C
V C
E
A charged capacitor will holdthe charge unless there is apath for the charge to movefreely.
If the wires are disconnectedthis is an
open
circuit.
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