This chemical is primarily used in the development of advanced liquid crystal materials, particularly for display technologies such as LCDs (liquid crystal displays). Its unique molecular structure, featuring fluorine atoms and a propyl group, contributes to enhancing the thermal stability, optical properties, and response time of liquid crystal mixtures. This makes it valuable in high-performance electronic devices, including smartphones, televisions, and monitors, where precise control of light and color is essential. Additionally, its properties may be explored in organic electronics and photonic applications due to its potential for improving material efficiency and performance.