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Aspenforest
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Thank you for any help you are able to provide.
I myself think that the electrons will flow to the
human body and further drain the battery.
When you touch the negative terminal of a capacitor, your body will absorb the excess electrons present in the terminal. This can result in a mild electric shock, but the current will quickly dissipate as the capacitor discharges.
In most cases, touching the negative terminal of a capacitor will not be dangerous. However, if the capacitor is charged to a high voltage, it can deliver a more powerful shock. It is always best to exercise caution and avoid touching the terminals of a charged capacitor.
In general, it is unlikely that touching the negative terminal of a capacitor will result in electrocution. However, if the capacitor is charged to a high enough voltage and there is a path for the current to flow through your body, it is possible to experience a dangerous shock.
If you accidentally touch the negative terminal of a charged capacitor, you may experience a mild shock. It is important to stay calm and remove yourself from the source of the shock. If you are feeling any discomfort or unusual symptoms, seek medical attention.
To safely handle capacitors, it is important to always assume that they are charged and follow proper safety precautions. This includes using insulated gloves or tools, discharging the capacitor before handling it, and avoiding touching the terminals altogether if possible. It is also important to carefully read and follow any warning labels or instructions provided by the manufacturer.