Used in water treatment as a coagulant aid to remove impurities and suspended particles by promoting the formation of flocs. Helps control water hardness and prevent corrosion in pipelines. Enhances the efficiency of alum and other coagulants in clarifying drinking water and wastewater.

Employed in the paper industry to control pitch, improve retention during papermaking, and adjust water conditions before discharge.

Acts as a source of aluminum in the synthesis of zeolites, other catalysts, and inorganic compounds in chemical laboratories.

Utilized in the textile industry for dyeing and finishing processes due to its alkaline nature, as well as for water adjustment.

Applied in refractory materials and ceramics as a precursor for aluminum oxide production and for improving strength and heat resistance.