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 Section 19.1 in Matter and Interactions (4th edition)
-[[184_notes:cap_in_cir|Next Page: Capacitors in a Circuit]]
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-[[184_notes:resistivity|Previous Page: Resistors and Conductivity]]
+[[184_notes:resistivity|Previous Page: Resistors and Conductivity]]*/
 ===== Charging and Discharging Capacitors =====
-Over the last two weeks we have been building a fairly robust model of what happens to the charges both on the surface of the wires and those moving through the wire. Now we are going to introduce a circuit element called a capacitor and see what changes about the electron current, the electric field and the surface charges. [[184_notes:motiv_movingq|A week ago]], we started talking about a two oppositely charged plates - so we'll start by returning to that example.
+Over the last two weeks we have been building a fairly robust model of what happens to the charges both on the surface of the wires and those moving through the wire (through resistors). Now we are going to introduce a new circuit element called a capacitor and see what changes about the electron current, the electric field and the surface charges. [[184_notes:motiv_movingq|A week ago]], we started talking about a two oppositely charged plates - so we'll start by returning to that example.
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