alleryStart learning →What is the electric susceptibility of vacuum?
AExactly one
BInfinitely large
CExactly zero
DEqual to e0
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Exactly zero
Vacuum has no matter to polarise, so chi_e is zero.
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