See https://is.gd/x1QNL4Ultraviolet (UV) irradiation is an extensively tested, widely used and effective no-contact method for inactivating viral pathogens and the most common wavelength chosen is 254nm, where viral inactivation is attributed to direct UV-C light absorption and photochemical damage to nucleic acid, leading to the disruption of viral replication.STUDY UNDERTAKEN BY BOSTON UNIVERSITY AND SIGNIFY…
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