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What Makes Electricity Deadly: Voltage or Current? ⚡

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Roland 的头像
Roland1 个月前

A 1000 volts and 12 amps will kill you. A 1000 amps and 12 volts will do nothing to you.

C0dA 的头像
C0dA1 个月前

Imagine electricity is like water in a hose.. Voltage is the push, current is the flow .. and it's the flow through your body that can kill you, but you need enough push to make that dangerous flow happen.

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DanNotBrown1 个月前

The actual entity is electrons. Current depicts how much of it is available and flows and voltage its speed of flow.

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🇰🇵ابو اللـــيل ☫ރ1 个月前

Completing a circuit (current) by touching two live wires or a live wire and the ground is what kills you but you still need enough voltage to push those amps through your body which is resistance... I = V / R

Torres Tan 的头像
Torres Tan1 个月前

Current is what actually harms and kills the body, but voltage is needed to push that current through your skin

Allen Indy 的头像
Allen Indy1 个月前

Both are required.

EngineerStdnt 的头像
EngineerStdnt1 个月前

Surely one is contingent on the other.

Winston Rukobo🦁 的头像
Winston Rukobo🦁1 个月前

30mA is enough to disrupt the heart rhythm but without a significant voltage it won't be deadly, so I would say Voltage!!

Luis Martínez 的头像
Luis Martínez1 个月前

Power

Robert H. 的头像
Robert H.1 个月前

Current!

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𝓜𝓪𝓳𝓮𝓼𝓽𝓲𝓬 ☆☆1 个月前

It is the current that causes physical damage and death. However, the voltage is essential to "push" this current through the natural resistance of the human body.

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Craig Otene1 个月前

both !

Lotr x 的头像
Lotr x1 个月前

zjednodušeně - čím větší napětí , tím větší smrtící proud tebou protlačí . 4mA je pro některé jedince už moc

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MichalKt🇵🇱 🇸🇪1 个月前

Depends also on frequency if AC. But why are this dangerous switches operated manually and not automated?

Eklectic Mouse 的头像
Eklectic Mouse1 个月前

Idiots, idiots make electricity deadly!

OneEarth 的头像
OneEarth1 个月前

It's like asking whether the gun or its bullet will kil you

YannM 的头像
YannM1 个月前

From what I understand, electrons are the moving charges. Current is the amount of charge flowing through a point, and voltage is the push or driving force that makes those charges flow.

Astronomer 的头像
Astronomer1 个月前

High current As it can burn blood & flesh

GM Kebrea Efty 的头像
GM Kebrea Efty1 个月前

Voltage

CH! 的头像
CH!1 个月前

your internal resistance.

j laassri 的头像
j laassri1 个月前

current

W Cabrera 的头像
W Cabrera1 个月前

La corriente

James Bong🏴 的头像
James Bong🏴1 个月前

Amperage.

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Rezha Adrian Tanuharja1 个月前

analogous to death by falling off a cliff. is it deadly because of the cliff height or because of the speed at which you hit the ground?

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Shiftymagoo1 个月前

Here is a good answer to the question:

Tom 的头像
Tom1 个月前

High Voltage and creating an unintended path for Current to flow. It doesn’t necessarily have to be high voltage.

Renan Lima Rodrigues 的头像
Renan Lima Rodrigues1 个月前

Both, low voltage and high amperage= It only warms you up but doesn't kill you. High voltage and low current hurt, but it doesn't kill. 13,8kV nd 209 amperes standard distribution feeder or 2kV and 500mA from MOT transformer? Well, GG

Ade Soil 的头像
Ade Soil1 个月前

Current!!!

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127.0.0.1 📯1 个月前

Voltage times Current

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Qrazy1 个月前

Think of the Hoover dam. The water is the amps, the pressure against the dam is the voltage, and the dam is the resistance. It's the amps that get you, but without enough voltage and enough resistance, the amps wont find a path through you. 😎

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Nep1 个月前

Imagine que l’intensité est un couteau pointu, aiguisé et que la tension représente la force qui permet de manipuler le couteau. Si c’est un lapin avec une faible tension qui tient le couteau ou un homme, le résultat sera différent. Ce qui tue, c’est le couteau donc l’intensité.

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chiefengineer1 个月前

Current

Тот который 的头像
Тот который1 个月前

Вы не поверите

Greg 的头像
Greg1 个月前

current

Carloss 的头像
Carloss1 个月前

A current induced by a voltage. Ohm's law applies.

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