why would C14 be used in a disinfectant/virucide?
I am wondering why C14 (subscript) would be used in a disinfectant/virucide. I always thought that it a radioactive substance used in carbon dating of very old materials by archeologists and nothing else. If used in a day to day disinfectant/virucide, could it be considered potentially carcinogenic to humans?
Any feedback given to this question will be appreciated.
Thank you
George
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