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What are intersitials in a crystal ?

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### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Understanding the Crystal Structure**: - A crystal is composed of a regular arrangement of atoms or ions in a three-dimensional space. This arrangement can be visualized as a lattice structure. 2. **Identifying Vacant Sites**: - Within this lattice, there are certain positions where atoms or ions can be located. Some of these positions may be unoccupied, which are referred to as vacant or unoccupied sites. ...
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