Aside from the sulfate, other compounds of barium find only niche applications.

Such "taste-blindness" might seem to be a purely academic matter, since it concerns a compound not found in nature.

Recently the compound has found use as a mineral stain for wood and other substances.

Such compounds find wide use as reducing agents in organic synthesis.

This volatile compound finds limited use in microelectronics and organic synthesis.

The compound finds small scale use as a disinfectant.

For this reason, the compound has only found use in the research.

These compounds make their way into your bloodstream and eventually find a route out of your body.

Some related compounds find use as oxidants in organic synthesis.