 
 <prompt> text: ```Capacitor wey dem bin dey call condenser before na one kind electrical component wey no dey active wey dem dey use store electrical energy small time for inside electric field. The different types of capacitors wey dey practical dey plenty, but all of dem get at least two electrical conductors (plates) wey dey separated by dielectric (wey be insulator wey fit store energy as e dey polarize). The conductors fit be thin films, foils or sintered beads of metal or conductive electrolyte, etc. The nonconducting dielectric dey help increase the charge capacity of the capacitor. Materials wey dem dey use as dielectrics often include glass, ceramic, plastic film, air, vacuum, paper, mica, and oxide layers. Capacitors dey widely used as part of electrical circuits for many common electrical devices. Unlike resistor, ideal capacitor no dey waste energy. Instead, capacitor dey store energy for form of electrostatic field between the plates.

When potential difference dey across the conductors (e.g., when capacitor dey connect to battery), electric field go develop across the dielectric, wey go cause positive charge +Q to gather for one plate and negative charge -Q to gather for the other plate. If battery don dey connect to capacitor for long time, no current fit flow through the capacitor. But if time-varying voltage dey applied across the leads of the capacitor, displacement current fit flow.

Based on the article and the following list of answers, write a list of questions.

1. Wetin be capacitor?
2. Wetin be the former name of capacitor?
3. Wetin be the difference between capacitor and resistor?
4. How capacitor dey store energy?
5. How many electrical conductors dey inside capacitor?
6. Wetin be dielectric?
7. Wetin be the work of dielectric?
8. Wetin be examples of materials wey fit be conductors inside capacitor?
9. Wetin be examples of materials wey fit be dielectrics inside capacitor?
10. Wetin be the use of capacitors for electrical circuits?
11. Wetin be the work of dielectric for capacitor?
12. Wetin go happen eventually if battery dey connect to capacitor for long time?
13. Wetin fit make current flow through capacitor?
14. Wetin fit make displacement current flow through capacitor?``` <response>: ```1. Wetin be capacitor?
2. Dem get any other name for am?
3. Wetin be the difference between am and resistor?
4. E fit do another thing instead?
5. How many plates capacitor dey get?
6. Dem dey keep dem apart with wetin?
7. Wetin be dat?
8. Wetin kind of things fit be plate?
9. Wetin dielectrics dey made of?
10. Wetin dem dey use capacitor for?
11. Wetin be the purpose of dielectric?
12. Wetin go happen if you connect battery to capacitor?
13. E get way to avoid am?
14. Wetin go happen after that?``` 