>>>>>There was a scene where Charles Laughton (his character, a senator of rome) gave ohms to a peasant ...
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>>>>That must have been electrifying !
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>>>Is it volts, watts, or ohms that kill you?
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>>Actually it is the "current" (amperes) passing through your body that will kill you. One of many ways to do that job. Ohms law describes the relationship of potential (measured in volts), resistance (measured in ohms) and current (measured in amperes). But without volts I guess there would be no amps so it could be said that it is really a combination of volts and amps that can kill you. A watt is a measure of power or work (Volts*Amperes).
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>Gee thanks, glad I didn't ask you what time it was?<vbg>

Just my little contribution to your physical science education. Terry had me concerned that you may need some facts or theories, whatever the case may be..<vbg>