Help required in understanding fundamentals of capacitor.

Assume that I have charged a capacitor (simple parallel plate type) having capacitance 'C' to a voltage 'V' and then removed the power supply. Now the charge stored in the capacitor is 'Q', where Q = C.V. This charge cannot escape from the capacitor as there is not discharge path.

The question is what will happen to the voltage ‘V’ when I increase the distance between two plates of the capacitor.??

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Help required in understanding fundamentals of capacitor.

Assume that I have charged a capacitor (simple parallel plate type) having capacitance 'C' to a voltage 'V' and then removed the power supply. Now the charge stored in the capacitor is 'Q', where Q = C.V. This charge cannot escape from the capacitor as there is not discharge path.

The question is what will happen to the voltage ‘V’ when I increase the distance between two plates of the capacitor.??

theraggedydoctor · Answer

Things explode. It's science bruh.

inowalst · Answer

o_o...