Widely used as a fungicide in agriculture, especially in controlling fungal diseases in crops such as bananas, coffee, ornamental plants, and seeds. It forms a protective barrier on plant surfaces, preventing spore germination and fungal penetration. Also utilized in rubber manufacturing as an accelerator in vulcanization, improving the elasticity and durability of rubber products. In analytical chemistry, it serves as a chelating agent for the extraction and detection of metal ions and for binding heavy metals in wastewater treatment. Additionally, it has shown potential in nanotechnology as a precursor for synthesizing copper-based nanoparticles with antimicrobial properties, applicable in electronics, solar cells, and other advanced materials. It can also act as a catalyst in certain organic synthesis reactions, particularly those requiring specific conditions for carbon-carbon bond formation.