Widely used in organic electronics, this compound serves as a strong electron acceptor in the development of organic semiconductors. It enhances charge transfer in organic field-effect transistors (OFETs) and is incorporated into photovoltaic cells to improve electron transport. Due to its high electron affinity, it is also employed in the design of conductive charge-transfer complexes and radical anion salts. Its ability to form stable charge-transfer networks makes it valuable in molecular electronics and optoelectronic devices. Additionally, it finds use in research for creating organic superconductors and magnetic materials.