The paper describes the design, construction and performance of a continuous-wave spectrometer for use at temperatures between 77K and 80 degrees C. The limiting sensitivity for chlorine resonances with narrow lines is 1 mu mol and compounds of molar volume up to 10 4 cm 3 can be studied. The corresponding figures for nitrogen resonances are 300 mu mol and 10 3 cm 3 . The continuous tuning range with a single coil is 2.5:1 and the resolution is a few PPM. It uses bisymmetric Zeeman modulation, there are no critical adjustments and no elaborate extra equipment is required.
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