what do you mean by Specific inductivity capacity? what is its unit?

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Specific inductive capacity is defined as the property of a material which determines the electrostatic energy that can be stored per unit volume for a unit potential gradient. Also, it is the ratio of the inductive capacity of a medium to the inductive capacity of air.
Unit- It has no unit.

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