Polyvinylidene fluoride

And I have different kind of paces that all of our platforms move.

So our PVDF is, moves a bit faster 'cause that's typically used for higher end architecture, and then the weather excel space, and then the sort of polyester and acrylic space move the slowest.

Um, so the PVDF space, we're seeing those bronzes, like we're talking about, like they're actually selling a lot more than they were last year.

Awesome.

So and we're seeing the same thing in the weather excel space.

Yeah.

And then with, you know, the PT-- the PTFE, the FEP, the PFA, the PVDF, the fluoropolymers that I just listed, you know, those are the ones that would be very visible to you, and that would be usually a part of your product, and that is easily i-identifiable.

So I think these are the ones that y-y-you would be seeing the most, you would be easily identifying, and those would be the ones that you could be, you know, replacing, yeah, in order to get your prod-- or your PFAS use of your products reduced.

Arne, do you want to add to it?

Polymers.

PVDF, like flexible lightweight plastic sheets processed to align their molecular dipoles used in strain sensors.

Flexible robotics.

Dynamic touchscreens.