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A new sequence of measurements....
If a net charge really accumulates in the dielectric sheet then its
presence
should be detectable when the entire capacitor (two aluminum blocks
and a Lexan sheet) is lowered into the Faraday cup after being
discharged.
But this does not happen; the net charge on the entire capacitor is
zero.
We checked this several times. And we know that a net charge appears
on Lexan after it is removed from the dissectable capacitor and lowered
into the Faraday cup (see data below).
Ludwik KowalskiI looked at Standard Handbook for Electrical Engineers,