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The correct term in the given blank. Introduction: The extra atom situated in between the atoms is known as a self-interstitial atom. A new structure is formed when a small atom is mixed with a larger host atom. The solution after mixing is known as the interstitial solid solution and the small foreign atom is known as an interstitial atom.

The correct term in the given blank. Introduction: The extra atom situated in between the atoms is known as a self-interstitial atom. A new structure is formed when a small atom is mixed with a larger host atom. The solution after mixing is known as the interstitial solid solution and the small foreign atom is known as an interstitial atom.

Solution Summary: The author explains that self-interstitials occur when metals are permanently deformed. They consist of only atoms that are identical to those already present in the lattice of the crystal.

Materials Science And Engineering Properties

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The extra atom situated in between the atoms is known as a self-interstitial atom. A new structure is formed when a small atom is mixed with a larger host atom. The solution after mixing is known as the interstitial solid solution and the small foreign atom is known as an interstitial atom.

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