Partial Internal Conversion Coefficient: Definition & Example

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The partial internal conversion coefficient quantifies the ratio of deexcitation events via electron emission specific to a particular emission type, such as K or L fluorescence. This coefficient is distinct from the total internal conversion coefficient, which encompasses all deexcitation pathways. Understanding this concept is crucial for analyzing the efficiency of electron emissions in nuclear physics and related fields.

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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.
thanks
 
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I got it.
it is the coefficient for a particular emission..for .., K or L fluorescence..
 

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