Used extensively in biomedical devices due to its excellent biocompatibility and resistance to degradation in body fluids. Commonly found in sensors and actuators for medical equipment because of its piezoelectric properties, enabling conversion of mechanical stress into electrical signals and vice versa. Applied in wearable health monitors and implantable devices such as artificial muscles and drug delivery systems. Also utilized in energy harvesting devices, where mechanical movement is converted into usable electrical energy. Its chemical inertness and thermal stability make it suitable for harsh environments in industrial and aerospace applications. Frequently employed as a binder in lithium-ion battery electrodes, enhancing electrode integrity and performance. Used in filtration membranes for water treatment due to its hydrophobic nature and fouling resistance.