[Diogenesis]

2000 volts is the electrical potential breakpoint where
human muscle breaks, then down requiring surgical debridement
even though the muscle "looks good (but is not).
The patients are stunned, but failure to do so results
in gangrene.

Low voltages will not cause the muscle damage
but can hurt depending upon the electrical current. Above 2 volts or so, with a current source (Norton equivalent), the pH also
changes, in some cases leading to additional pain.

You dont want to know more, but could ask the Senator.

[Old Professer]

Source, please...

[Nov3]

2000 volts is the electrical potential breakpoint where human muscle breaks, then down requiring surgical debridement even though the muscle "looks good (but is not). The patients are stunned, but failure to do so results in gangrene.

That would mean everyone hit by a spark plug would be screwed. Thankfully that is not the case. Is there a current flow and time of exposure associated with the above comments.