distinguish between substitutional and interstitial atoms
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The main difference between substitutional and interstitial alloys is that substitutional alloys are formed by substituting one metal atom for another metal atom of similar size whereas interstitial alloys are formed by inserting smaller atoms into holes of the metal lattice.
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Interstitial impurities are smaller atoms than the host atom, whereas substitutional impurities are usually chemically similar and are similar in size to the host atom.
Explanation:
The main difference between substitutional and interstitial alloys is that substitutional alloys are formed by substituting one metal atom for another metal atom of similar size whereas interstitial alloys are formed by inserting smaller atoms into holes of the metal lattice.