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How to determine the dielectric constant

2016-06-03View Original

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I would like to ask: are there any good ways to roughly estimate the dielectric constant of a material without referring to data tables? ?
Reply #22016-06-03
Take a look at the Handbook of Physical Properties of Chemicals in the Chemical Industry. It is divided into organic and inorganic volumes, published by the Chemical Industry Press.
Reply #32019-06-05
The Lan’s Chemical Handbook lists the dielectric constants of common media

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