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Yes, AC can be harmful when improperly handled. The 'brute force' method is not isolated and dangerous as told in post #7 which you should read again s l o w l y. Isolation or a transformer is convenient. The density of current in the water is to be taken in account for the size of batch/flow. "Practically" ? you have not disclosed your practical needs/method nor setup or much else in order to make recommendations.
Where from did you get your obsessive figures of 2 Amperes or 1 Ampere ?
Yes, this worked for me
120VAC ---------switch--------light bulb-------->water to be treated<-------grounded metal container.
Brute force method not for a careless ignorant infant to do it.
The current depends on the water conductivity and the light bulb 'power'. < and > are obviously the electrodes.
Details? OK. Enjoy an article with 24 references in the subject, read ALL s l o w l y :
----> https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC154785/