As observed in the previous studies, higher defect densities overall showcased a large amount of Elastic and Surface Energy capacity. This was all evident in the total energy graphic, where we observe a rather striking difference between the lower and higher defect densities. Not only do the higher defect densities have a higher overall energy capacity, but the trend in their plots with the Total Energy cases showcases a quick drop on the energy compared to the gradual decrease with the defects of 0, 5, and 7.