How Capacitors Work | Parallel Plate Capacitors, Insulators, and Capacitance Equation 

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The part that confuses me about capacitors is that, the idea of the capacitor is that it stores charge by building up a positive/negative side that cannot interact and stores electric potential energy. How is it that current can cross a capacitor in a circuit AND be maintained if that is the case?

what happened to C=Q/V?

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