It's not the voltage that kills - it's the amperes. A few millivolts can kill if the amps are high enough.
it is very dangerous gamma is can get into your skin and kill you if you get a low dose of it but if it is a high dose they you are ok.
If it is a massive dose, within two weeks. Smaller doses can cause cancer which could take years to kill you. So there is no one answer.
power
250
enough to kill a person
it can stop your heart Certainly UK mains voltage,,240 V ac is enough to kill an average person
Voltage can kill a person even if you are only meters away.
The 'median lethal dose'. In other words, the average dose that would be enough to kill you
No, on average tornadoes kill more people each year.
Yes, most drugs of abuse have a lethal dose.
i need help tooo?The human body can adjust to traces of it. You can build up resistance to a point that you can ingest a dose that would kill the average person.
Depends on the voltage, but yes. If the current runs through the heart muscle it can kill you.
For a rat this dose is approx. 150 mg/kg.
about 1.5 grams. lowest dose recorded was 850mg
enough of a drug, if you take a lethal dose, it will kill you.
No. This much dose will not kill you.
Unlike many common beliefs, voltage is not the main cause of death. Rather, current is. A person would be alright using a current of 0.001A but will die if current strength is more than 0.07A. However, the high voltage myth is used so commonly because the voltage itself is more well known than the current(as used in the "electric power"). And as high voltage also implies high current, this leads to the confusion. I.e. 0.07A can kill a person