general electricity question

Franklinnn
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I was talking with my girlfriend about electricity (i shocked her because of a lot of buildup in a fleece blanket- and it hurt like hell)

I was explaining a little about volts/amps/and watts

and how you COULD get shocked at 10,000 volts, but like .0001a and not feel it, but could be killed by 1volt at 10,000a.

is that correct? its been a while since ive been in a physics class and know a fair amount of car audio. just curious.

And the big question that had me bogged is:

what are the properties of the shock in most static shocks in daily used (like socks on carpet+door knobs) like volts,amps,joules,watts any such. it would be great!!

i know it may be easy for some, but i am curious to know.

 
Its not really the voltage that produces the shock harmful to the body, it is the current. That said, a current as low as 3mA could prove fatal in some cases.

Most ESD(electro-static discharge) is around .010 mA

 
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