Used primarily in the development of liquid crystal formulations for display technologies. Its rigid bicyclic structure and specific stereochemistry enhance thermal stability and improve nematic phase behavior. The presence of fluorine substituents contributes to dielectric anisotropy, making it valuable in tuning electro-optical properties of liquid crystal mixtures. Commonly found in advanced LCDs requiring wide operating temperature ranges, fast response times, and low viscosity. Also explored in specialty applications such as optical switches and temperature-sensitive sensors due to its stable mesomorphic characteristics.