the only thing i’m given is that bill said “500 volts”, ford’s skin was smokey and that the electrocution lasted for 3.5 seconds. also the electric current was a direct current.
if it were 500 volts per second, the amp would be a horrifying 1.75.
Ω stands for ohm, the resistance of electricity. the resistance of a human varies depending on the situation. if skin is dry, it’s about 20,000 to 30,000 ohms/cm². moist skin (and wounded skin) can go down to 1,000 ohms/cm² or less. i’d say with the damage ford has been put through beforehand (also ford was wearing a turtleneck and a trenchcoat in a room with a fire place so even if he wasnt sweating through his clothes from fear it was from actual circumstance), his bodily resistance is 1,000 ohms.
0.5(A) = 500(V) / 1,000(Ω)
0.5 amps is 500 milliamps (mA). multiplied by 3.5, this gives 1750 mA, or 1.75 amps in 3.5 seconds.
the higher the voltage and amperage, the more damage will results of the electrocution. it also depends on the pathway of the current. now this was all over his body, known as macroshock.
traveling through the entire body at 1.75 amps will surely have consequences. 1.75 doesn’t seem like much, right?
try churning your butter to that