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As the temperature drops from 50 K to 18 K, more nuclei within the sample start aligning with the magnetic field. This alignment makes the hyperfine lines in the spectra stronger because it increases the magnetic field strength within the sample. Interestingly, even though the magnetic field strength changes, the appearance of the hyperfine lines remains the same in the spectra, suggesting that the magnetic field doesn’t change with temperature.
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