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===Commercial applications=== [[File:Objectes de la Sala Horta i Marjal (27190138015).jpg|thumb|upright|Knapsack sprayer used to apply sulfate to vegetables. [[Valencian Museum of Ethnology]].]] Sulfates are widely used industrially. Major compounds include: * [[Gypsum]], the natural mineral form of hydrated [[calcium sulfate]], is used to produce [[plaster]]. About 100 million tonnes per year are used by the construction industry. * [[Copper sulfate]], a common [[algaecide]], the more stable form ([[Copper(II) sulfate|{{chem2|CuSO4}}]]) is used for galvanic cells as electrolyte * [[Iron(II) sulfate]], a common form of iron in mineral supplements for humans, animals, and soil for plants * [[Magnesium sulfate]] (commonly known as [[Epsom salts]]), used in therapeutic baths * [[Lead(II) sulfate]], produced on both plates during the discharge of a [[lead–acid battery]] * [[Sodium laureth sulfate]], or SLES, a common [[detergent]] in shampoo formulations * [[Polyhalite]], {{chem2|K2Ca2Mg(SO4)4*2H2O}}, used as [[fertiliser]].
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