Physics, asked by Sciento, 1 month ago

can touch the "screw driver neon electrical tester" with tongue by connecting to 240v ? it that hurt? ​

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Yes , you can do that but it is not recommended as the voltage is too high and it can damage your tongue you will feel a little sensation for 2 seconds or more but after that no feel would be there which means your tongue has been  damaged.

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