Dielectric properties of a water molecule pinned on the surface of a solid body
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Abstract
A model of the polarization of a water molecule pinned on the surface of a solid body by oxygen and hydrogen ions is studied. As the dielectric constant increases, the spark-over voltage of solid dielectrics decreases. The character of the contaminated surface (alkaline or acid) at the operating locations must be taken into account when designing insulators.
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OpenAlex topics: Electrohydrodynamics and Fluid Dynamics
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