Used as a drying agent in sports (gymnastics, rock climbing) to improve grip by absorbing sweat.

Commonly found in antacids to relieve heartburn and indigestion due to its ability to neutralize stomach acid.

Serves as a filler and source of magnesium in pharmaceuticals and dietary supplements.

Applied in cosmetics and powders for its moisture-absorbing and anti-caking properties.

Used as a precursor to produce magnesium oxide, which is important in ceramics and refractory materials.

Employed in the rubber and plastics industries to enhance product properties such as heat stability and durability.

Utilized in fireproofing materials and as a component in fire extinguishing agents due to its heat resistance.

Acts as a mild abrasive in toothpaste and cleaning products.

Employed in the construction industry as a component in flooring materials and wall boards for its fire-resistant qualities.

Utilized in agriculture as a fertilizer to correct magnesium deficiency in soils, support photosynthesis, and adjust soil pH to improve crop yield.