Physics · Electricity and Magnetism
A 220-volt Alternating Current (A.C.) is generally considered more dangerous than a 220-volt Direct Current (D.C.) because:
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- 1The peak voltage of 220V A.C. is much higher than 220V (approx. 311V).✓
- 2The human body offers significantly less resistance to A.C. than D.C.
- 3D.C. naturally repels the human body.
- 4A.C. produces a continuous attractive force.
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The peak voltage of 220V A.C. is much higher than 220V (approx. 311V).
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