1. Pharmaceuticals

• Magnesium Supplement in Formulations: Used in tablets, capsules, and IV fluids as a source of magnesium, which is essential for enzyme function, muscle function, and nerve transmission.
•  pH Buffer and Stabilizer : Helps maintain the stability and pH of certain drug formulations, particularly those sensitive to acidic or basic environments.

2. Food & Healthcare Ingredients

• Mineral Additive in Fortified Foods: Added as a food additive (generally recognized as safe - GRAS) to fortify food and dietary supplements with magnesium.
• Acidity Regulator: Functions as a buffering agent in processed foods to maintain optimal pH and extend shelf life.

3. Performance Chemicals

• Catalyst in Chemical Reactions: Used as a catalyst or catalyst precursor in certain organic reactions, particularly in polymerization and esterification processes.
• Intermediate in Magnesium Compound Synthesis: Acts as a raw material for producing other magnesium compounds such as magnesium oxide or magnesium hydroxide.

4. Fabric Solutions

• Dye Fixing Agent: Serves as a mordant that improves dye uptake and color fastness on fabrics by binding dyes to fibers.
• Flame Retardant Additive: Used in textile treatments to enhance flame resistance, particularly in safety clothing and upholstery.

5. Water Treatment 

• Precipitating Agent for Phosphates: Helps remove phosphates and heavy metals from wastewater by forming insoluble precipitates.
• pH Adjustment in Treatment Systems : Acts as a pH buffer, aiding in neutralizing acidic effluents in water and wastewater treatment facilities.

6. Agrochemicals

• Micronutrient Source in Foliar Sprays: Provides bioavailable magnesium to plants, which is critical for chlorophyll production and photosynthesis.
• Soil Conditioner: Helps correct magnesium-deficient soils, improving overall soil health and plant yield.