Physics 36 The Electric Field (5 of 18) The Electric Dipole

In this video I will find the electric field of the electric dipole.

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[solsticetwo]

Nice lecture. It is relevant to stress, however, that a long distance (a>>d) the dipole behaves as a point charge with effective charge of q.d; and the decay of the electric field magnitude is to the power of minus three (instead of minus two), i.e, decay faster

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please help,
A water molecule has a permanent dipole moment of magnitude 6.2*10^-30 Cm. A water molecule located 10 nm from a Na+ ion in a saltwater solution. what force does the ion exert on the molecule?

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