interstitial compound

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interstitial compound [¦in·tər¦stish·əl ′käm‚pau̇nd]

(chemistry)

A compound of a transition metal and hydrogen, boron, carbon, or nitrogen whose crystals have a close-packed structure of the metal ions, with the nonmetal atoms being located in the interstices.

(solid-state physics)

A binary compound in which atoms of one element (usually a light, nonmetallic element) occupy spaces between atoms of the crystal lattice formed by the other element (usually a heavy, metallic element).

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