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A polar material in the strict (crystallographic) sense is a material containing a nonvanishing dipole moment. All such materials are in principle pyroelectrics, i.e., found in the pyroelectric, or now more conveniently called “polar,” point groups.<br />Examples of polar plastics are PMMA, PVC, PA (Nylon), PC and these materials tend to be only moderately good as insulators.