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- 7ea836c5-e959-4dba-93bb-b1d4e511bfad type Concept @default.
- 7ea836c5-e959-4dba-93bb-b1d4e511bfad broader 50b8fe04-9149-4b7f-a8b2-b33b1e3aa192 @default.
- 7ea836c5-e959-4dba-93bb-b1d4e511bfad definition "Path = ['SNOW/ICE', 'TERRESTRIAL HYDROSPHERE', 'EARTH SCIENCE', 'Science Keywords'] The Relative permittivity (or dielectric constant, ε) is a measure of the ease with which a material is polarized by an electric field relative to vacuum. It is defined by the magnitude of the dielectric polarization (dipole moment per unit volume) induced by a unit field. Dielectric constants have no units - they are coefficients that multiply the capacitance with free space (or vacuum) as dielectric." @default.
- 7ea836c5-e959-4dba-93bb-b1d4e511bfad inScheme concept_scheme @default.
- 7ea836c5-e959-4dba-93bb-b1d4e511bfad prefLabel "RELATIVE_PERMITTIVITY" @default.