Used as a key intermediate in the synthesis of liquid crystal materials for display technologies. Its fluorinated structure enhances thermal stability and dielectric anisotropy, making it suitable for high-performance liquid crystal formulations in LCDs. Also employed in organic electronics, such as thin-film transistors and OLEDs, due to its ability to support electron transport, molecular alignment, and charge mobility in thin films. Shows potential in pharmaceutical research as a building block for bioactive compounds owing to its rigid aromatic framework and fluorine substitution pattern.