Which outcome results when gallium arsenide crystals experience very high pressure?

💡 Explanation

High pressure induces a change in crystal packing, causing a phase transformation because the internal energy is minimized with a different crystal structure involving bond distortions, therefore the crystal structure changes, rather than properties changing such increased conductivity that require different mechanisms.

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