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Which Current Throws You Off. There are two known hazards of electricity—thermal and shock. Since the voltage alternates, it can cause current to enter and exit your body even without a closed loop, since your body (and what ground it's. The direction of conventional current is. The most likely outcome is that on grabbing that line, your. Explain what effects various levels of current have on the human body. The effects of ac on heart is to cause fibrillation and eventual cardiac arrest if not rectified. The instantaneous electrical current, or simply the current i, is the rate at which charge flows. There's a huge danger with regard to high voltage electrical lines. In summary, dc is considered more dangerous than ac due to its ability to cause more lethal muscle clamping, specifically in the heart. The dc current on the other hand. Which current throws you off? Both alternating current (ac) and direct current (dc) can cause muscular contractions that can.

The dc current on the other hand. The effects of ac on heart is to cause fibrillation and eventual cardiac arrest if not rectified. In summary, dc is considered more dangerous than ac due to its ability to cause more lethal muscle clamping, specifically in the heart. The most likely outcome is that on grabbing that line, your. There's a huge danger with regard to high voltage electrical lines. Which current throws you off? There are two known hazards of electricity—thermal and shock. Since the voltage alternates, it can cause current to enter and exit your body even without a closed loop, since your body (and what ground it's. Both alternating current (ac) and direct current (dc) can cause muscular contractions that can. The instantaneous electrical current, or simply the current i, is the rate at which charge flows.

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Which Current Throws You Off The direction of conventional current is. The most likely outcome is that on grabbing that line, your. Since the voltage alternates, it can cause current to enter and exit your body even without a closed loop, since your body (and what ground it's. The dc current on the other hand. Which current throws you off? In summary, dc is considered more dangerous than ac due to its ability to cause more lethal muscle clamping, specifically in the heart. There are two known hazards of electricity—thermal and shock. Explain what effects various levels of current have on the human body. The instantaneous electrical current, or simply the current i, is the rate at which charge flows. The effects of ac on heart is to cause fibrillation and eventual cardiac arrest if not rectified. The direction of conventional current is. Both alternating current (ac) and direct current (dc) can cause muscular contractions that can. There's a huge danger with regard to high voltage electrical lines.