Used in rubber manufacturing to improve heat dispersion and increase durability, especially in tires. Acts as a vulcanizing agent that enhances the elasticity and strength of rubber products. Commonly found in sunscreens and cosmetics due to its ability to block both UVA and UVB rays effectively. It sits on the skin’s surface, providing a physical barrier against sunlight without causing irritation, making it suitable for sensitive skin. Applied in ointments and skin care products for treating minor skin irritations, burns, and diaper rash. Promotes wound healing and has mild antiseptic properties. Utilized in the production of electronic components such as varistors and ceramic capacitors because of its semiconducting characteristics. Also used in sensors and transparent conductive coatings for displays and solar cells. Added to paints and coatings to prevent mold growth and provide UV protection, extending the life of painted surfaces. Also improves the durability and weather resistance of outdoor paints. Incorporated into textiles and food packaging materials for its antimicrobial properties, helping to inhibit bacterial growth and extend shelf life. Used in fertilizers and animal feed as a source of essential zinc, supporting plant growth and animal health. In high concentrations, it can also act as a feed additive to control diarrhea in livestock.