Wavelengths and identifications have been provided for approximately 300 lines between 3660 and 10125 Å in the spectrum of the archetypal bright, high-excitation planetary nebula NGC 7662. These lines are measured with the Hamilton echelle spectrograph at Lick Observatory and are supplemented by image-tube data. Published results are used to construct diagnostic diagrams and derive ionic concentrations. The electron temperature indicated by [O III] is about 12,500 K; the density regimes consist of N = 5000-17,000 cm -1 . Derivation of precise abundances will require appropriate model calculations, but with the aid of homogeneous spherical model procedures we find C to be enhanced, N marginally so if at all, and heavier elements depleted with respect to the Sun. These conclusions are in harmony with those of Barker.
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