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The K-shell fluorescence yield ωK for Be, B, and C was determined from intensity measurements of the K emission bands excited in fluorescence with the synchrotron radiation of the 7.5-GeV DESY electron synchrotron. The following values for ωK were obtained: beryllium, 3.6×{}10^-4; boron, 5.7×{}10^-4; carbon (graphite), 8.8×{}10^-4; the mean error being ±{}30%. These results and those of previous measurements are discussed.
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