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### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Definition of Dislocation**: Dislocation in crystals refers to a type of defect that occurs in the crystal structure. It is characterized as a linear crystallographic defect. 2. **Nature of Dislocation**: Dislocations can be understood as irregularities within the crystal lattice. They represent a deviation from the perfect arrangement of atoms in a crystal. ...
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