5. Now you see a clear container of thousands of golf balls. Similarly to the gumballs, you notice that they seem to form a regular, crystalline packing. (A)Think about the discussion we had on defects in lecture. What is one type defect that all crystals have, that is visible in the golf ball crystal? (B) If one baseball were introduced to the golf balls when they were being put in the container, what kind of defect would you expect this to introduce to the golf ball crystal? Explain. (C) If one marble were introduced to the golf balls, what kind of defect would you expect this to introduce to the golf ball crystal? Explain. (D) We talked about using x-rays in class to probe the crystal structure of elemental materials. Why are x-rays appropriate to use? Would x-rays be a good choice to learn about the structure of a golf ball crystal? Explain why or why not