Partial Internal Conversion Coefficient: Definition & Example

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Hi all,
We all know what is total internal conversion coefficient (ratio of number of deexcitation via electron emission and gamma emission).
But what is meant by partial internal conversion coefficient??
Pls. explain me with a example.
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I got it.
it is the coefficient for a particular emission..for .., K or L fluorescence..
 

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