Dissociation of a dislocation into two particals in an FCC metal is given by the following equation.
$$\frac{a}{2}\left[ {1\overline 1 1} \right] \to \frac{a}{6}\left[ {2\overline 1 1} \right] + \frac{a}{6}\left[ {1\overline 2 \overline 1 } \right]$$
On which plane do these two partial dislocations lie?
A. $$\overline 1 11$$
B. -111
C. $$\left( {1\overline 1 1} \right)$$
D. $$\left( {11\overline 1 } \right)$$
Answer: Option D
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