In galvanic measures, what unit is intensity measured in?

Intensity in galvanic measures specifically refers to the flow of electric current. This current is quantified in milliamps (mA), which is a subunit of amperes (A). The use of milliamps allows for precise measurements suitable for the low-level currents typically used in galvanic electrolysis during electrolysis treatments.

While volts measure the electrical potential or pressure that drives the current in a circuit, and coulombs represent the quantity of electrical charge, these units do not directly measure current intensity itself. Amperes is the unit for current as well, but in the context of the low current settings used in electrology, milliamps provide a more applicable scale, making it the correct unit to use for measuring intensity in this context.