Explain intersttial defects and impurity defects.
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The defect is formed when a solute atom such as an alloying or impurity element sits within a gap between the crystal lattice points of the base metal (solvent). An interstitial atom is usually smaller than the solvent atoms located at the lattice points, but is larger than the interstitial site it occupies.
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