Can 110 electrical charge kill you?

Answer 1

1st Answer by ID1041279033
THE CORRECT ANSWER IS the 2nd answer.
Of course! Only 150 volts can kill you, and high voltage is over 1000 volts. Very few dies of so little, but it have happened with only 150 volts. And 1100 volts means danger of death.

A current of 6mA across the heart will cause it to fibrillate. The voltage it takes to do that can be very low depending on where you are shocked and how you are grounded. If you are holding a conductor in your left hand and have your wet right foot on a ground conductor...

The minimum voltage it takes to kill you is roughly .006 x resistance to ground (in Ohms). Experimenting with this would be a VERY bad idea.

2nd Answer by ME plz recommend contribution

The correct answer is IT MAY AND IT MAY NOT. 1100 volts wont kill you unless the current is high. voltage X current = power(watt) an average light bulb operates on about 50-70 watts. So if the current is 0.000000001 amps, and 1100 volts you wont feel a thing. But on the other hand, 1 volt and 10,000 amps will fry your body instantly. So it all depends on the current. The actual voltage going through your skin is Voltage divided by resistance. Your skin's resistance is 100,000 OHMS so yeah you wont feel a thing if the voltage is too low. Also if it is AC(alternative current) it will do more damage to your body. If it is DC(direct current), then it does less. You can also go on YouTube and search up 1 million volt tasers. they taze themselves and it will just sting a lot because that their tasers give off little current.

Answer 2

More people are killed by 120 volts that any other voltage.