Which risk increases when applying a mechanical stress to piezoelectric crystal?

💡 Explanation

Dielectric breakdown is more likely because applied stress induces large electric fields in the crystal via the piezoelectric effect. This causes a voltage exceeding the material's dielectric strength, therefore breakdown occurs rather than lattice coherence, whose improvement requires other conditions.

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