Used in electrochemistry as a reference electrode due to its stable and reproducible potential. Commonly found in silver/silver chloride (Ag/AgCl) electrodes for pH meters, biosensors, and medical devices like ECG and EEG electrodes because of its reliability and low toxicity. Also used in photographic paper and films, where it reacts to light exposure to form images. Employed in antimicrobial coatings and wound dressings for its ability to release silver ions that inhibit bacterial growth. Applied in some types of cloud seeding to influence precipitation. Additionally, used in glass and ceramic glazes to produce yellow, amber, or red colors.