RE:RE:Re..Repurposed DrugsFluorine gaz is deadly, yet we use fluoride in toothpaste everyday and it's safe. Same difference between pure or radioactive isotope of Ruthenium vs Ruvidar or Rutherin. A little chemical modification can render a poison into a life saving molecule.
Alamir1111 wrote: Good question Tarbaby this is what internet showing
Ruthenium compounds, such as ruthenium (IV) oxide, as considered highly toxic to humans and potential carcinogens (i.e., can cause the development of cancers). Radioisotopes of ruthenium, primarily Ru-106, are also dangerous to humans and exposure can increase one's risk of developing cancers.