An interstitial site refers to a position or space within a crystal lattice structure that is not occupied by the primary atoms or ions that make up the crystal. Instead, these sites are located between the regular lattice points and can accommodate smaller atoms or ions. Interstitial sites are significant in various fields, including material science, solid-state physics, and chemistry, as they can affect the properties of materials.
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