a. b. Figure 2 shows another ball-and-stick model of a very small crystal of a- Polonium, but this crystal contains one edge dislocation. Answer the questions. Figure 2: If the edge dislocation moves by slip or glide by one unit of b from left to right, how many bonds will be broken to achieve this outcome? Answer: To move the dislocation from its current position (Fig. 2) to the far right (so that a small step of size b appears at the right-side face), how many bonds will be broken?

a. b. Figure 2 shows another ball-and-stick model of a very small crystal of a- Polonium, but this crystal contains one edge dislocation. Answer the questions. Figure 2: If the edge dislocation moves by slip or glide by one unit of b from left to right, how many bonds will be broken to achieve this outcome? Answer: To move the dislocation from its current position (Fig. 2) to the far right (so that a small step of size b appears at the right-side face), how many bonds will be broken?

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