which point defect in its crystal unit increases the density of solid
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When some constituent
particles (atoms or molecules) occupy an interstitial site, the
crystal is said to have interstitial defect. This point defect increases the
density of the substance.
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When the molecules or the atom occupy the intestinal site it is said that the crystals experience an increase in the density of the solid.
The occupation of more than 2 atoms in a crystal lattice in a crystal there occurs a formation of the intestinal defect. This intestinal defect increases the energy flow and makes the lattice highly unstable.
This high build-up of energy leads to massive accidents for instance in nuclear reactors which leads to Wigner effect.
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