Theory of the Capacitor revised By Ronald Satz, Ph.D.This worksheet will:Solve a common two-circuit physics problem to determine charges and energy, keeping in mind the Reciprocal System Theory and the conventional theory Apply to Physics, etc. Perform using electric theory, Reciprocal System Theory, capacitance equations, energy equations, etc. This paper compares the Reciprocal System theory of the capacitor to the conventional one. Conventional theory posits that neutral matter contains an equal number of positive and negative charges. It also states that capacitors, which are neutral overall, have positive charges on one plate and an equal number of negative charges residing on the other plate. In contrast, the Reciprocal System says that neutral matter is charge-free and that capacitors store uncharged electrons; the capacitor "charge" is actually just another form of energy. Consider an electrical circuit with two capacitors, one "charged" and one not, connected by an initia