Individual L-subshell fluorescence yields and the average L-shell fluorescence yield have been measured for rhodium (Z=45). A graphite mosaic crystal spectrometer was employed to resolve the LX-ray spectrum from the decay of 17 d 103 Pd. The average fluorescence yields, omega L and omega KL , were measured in singles and coincidence experiments using Si(Li) and Ge(Li) detectors. Satellites from the decay of double-vacancy states in the L shell were detected and included in the analysis which yielded: omega 1 / omega L =0.411+or-0.013, omega 2 / omega L =0.927+or-0.021, omega 3 / Omega L =0.941+or-0.038, omega L =0.038+or-0.04, omega KL =0.036+or-0.06.
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