"Electricity" consists of electrons moving from one point to another.
In a metallic conductor, they move each other directly down the line from a
greater potential to a lesser potential. [like water in a hose]
In a liquid, electrons are transported by chemical reactions ie
"electro-chemicals" as ions and anions.... ionic chemical compounds. [ like
charging and discharging batteries ]
The body is a big bag of liquids.
Even the nervous system works that way. [ like a string of tiny chemical
chain linked batteries.]
There may be some capacitive effects involving direct storage of electrons
possible... on the surface ....on a dry day.
In cases of extreme voltage and current, plasma...vaporized hot ionized gas
channels transport electrons like down a wire. [surrounded by charred hole]
Ode
At 10:19 AM 8/27/2010 -0700, you wrote:
I was hoping the reference to 'swamp critters' would give some
reference point since I had already deleted the message before deciding
to try to cheer up the poor fellow. He had so many bad disease
organisms he felt his body was a swamp. And electricity is not, in my
opinion, the chemical side of things altogether. But then I have been
known to be wrong. :) pj
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