Used in electroplating baths to deposit smooth, corrosion-resistant nickel coatings on metals, enhancing durability and appearance of automotive and industrial parts.

Serves as a catalyst precursor in hydrogenation, polymerization, and other organic reactions such as carbonyl reductions within chemical manufacturing.

Employed in the production of nickel-based batteries and electronic components due to its conductivity and stability.

Utilized in laboratories as a source of nickel ions in analytical chemistry and synthesis.

Applied in textile and leather industries for mordanting dyes, improving color fastness and uniformity.

Used in ceramics, glass, and paint industries to impart green or gray colors to products.

Used in animal feed as a trace source of nickel, an essential micronutrient for ruminants.