Step 1: Define the hole
A tetrahedral hole is formed when one sphere sits in the depression of three spheres in a layer, with a fourth sphere on top.
Step 2: Count
Three spheres in the lower layer plus one above gives \(4\) spheres whose centres form a tetrahedron. Octahedral holes have \(6\) neighbours instead. Option (B).
Final Answer:
A tetrahedral hole has \(4\) surrounding spheres, option (B).
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