  The design and performance of a 1.2 liter liquid xenon chamber equipped with
7 two-inch photomultiplier tubes, with the purpose of studying the
scintillation response of xenon to gamma-rays and neutrons, is described.
Measurements with gamma-rays indicate a high VUV light collection efficiency
resulting in ~5.5 photoelectrons per 1 keV of deposited energy. The energy
resolution (FWHM) is 18% and 22%, for 122 keV and 511 keV gamma-rays,
respectively. An algorithm for the reconstruction of the scintillation
coordinates in (x,y) plane was developed and tested. The position resolution is
estimated to be 6.9 mm (sigma) for 122 keV gamma-rays.
