Dislocation in Crystals | Line Defect In Crystals | Types Of Dislocation | Crystal Defects

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WHY the DEFECTS in CRYSTALS are called as thermodynamic defects??? Ye quiestion explain karden plzzz

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Crystal defects are called thermodynamic defects becuase they appear naturly to keep the crystal stable. When the tempurature goes up, defects like vacancies help balance the energy and increase disoder (entropy), making the crystal more stabel overll. It's a result of the crystal trying to find a balanced state.