Which consequence results when compressive stress introduces dislocations in ionic cement?

💡 Explanation

Increased ionic conductivity occurs because the applied stress leads to increased defect density via the Frenkel Defect mechanism, increasing mobile ion populations; therefore, causing increased drift and cracking initiation, rather than enhancing polarization or reducing the bandgap.

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