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An electric dipole consists of charges +e and -e separated by 2.3 nm aligned parallel to an electric field of strength 5×106 N/C. The work done by the electric field (in J) when we turn the dipole by 180 degrees from the field direction equals: e= 1.6×10-19 C
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