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Sigma KEE - SeaWater
SeaWater(sea water)

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(subclass SeaWater Water) Geography.kif 4252-4252 Sea water is a subclass of water
(subclass SeaWater SalineSolution) Geography.kif 4253-4253 Sea water is a subclass of saline solution
(documentation SeaWater EnglishLanguage "SeaWater is the subclass of Water from a Sea or Ocean. On average, seawater in the world's ocean has a salinity of about 3.5% or 35g/ L. This means that every Liter of seawater has approximately 35 Gram of dissolved salt (predominately sodium and cholride ion) .[Wikipedia]") Geography.kif 4254-4258 Sea water is a subclass of saline solution

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(termFormat EnglishLanguage SeaWater "sea water") Geography.kif 4259-4259

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(=>
    (instance ?SW SeaWater)
    (exists (?S)
        (and
            (located ?SW ?S)
            (instance ?S SaltWaterArea))))
Geography.kif 4261-4266 If X is an instance of sea water, then there exists Y such that X is located at Y and Y is an instance of salt water area
(=>
    (and
        (instance ?SW SeaWater)
        (measure ?SW
            (MeasureFn 1.0 Liter))
        (part ?SALT ?SW)
        (instance ?SALT SodiumChloride)
        (measure ?SALT
            (MeasureFn ?R Gram)))
    (approximateValue ?R 35.0))
Geography.kif 4268-4277 If X is an instance of sea water, the measure of X is 1.0 liter(s), Y is a part of X, Y is an instance of salt, and the measure of Y is Z gram(s), then the approximate value of Z is 35.0


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