In a crystal, there exist a point defect of the interstitial atom. If solute atom is larger than the solvent atom, then which is true for the edge dislocation?

In a crystal, there exist a point defect of the interstitial atom. If solute atom is larger than the solvent atom, then which is true for the edge dislocation? Correct Answer Compression side of edge dislocation will repeal and will be attracted to the tension side

If the solute atom is larger than the solvent, it will create a local region of compression. So the tension side of dislocation will attract at this region, and compression side will repel from this region.

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