Which outcome results when exceeding molecular orientational polarization limits in ferroelectric capacitors?

💡 Explanation

Exceeding the molecular alignment causes breakdown, because dipole saturation leads to an inability to compensate the electric field strength, resulting in increased probability. Therefore, the breakdown probability increases, rather than better coefficients or permittivity under normal polarization mechanisms.

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