This chemical is primarily utilized in the synthesis of various pharmaceutical compounds, particularly those targeting specific enzyme inhibition. Its structure, featuring both nitro and difluoro groups, makes it a valuable intermediate in the development of drugs with anti-inflammatory or anticancer properties. Additionally, it is employed in organic synthesis to create complex molecules for research purposes, especially in the study of fluorine-containing compounds. Its reactivity and stability under certain conditions also make it suitable for use in the preparation of advanced materials, such as liquid crystals or polymers with specialized properties.