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Sigma KEE - meltingPoint
meltingPoint

appearance as argument number 1
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(documentation meltingPoint ChineseLanguage "这是当 PureSubstanceSolid 变成 Liquid 状态的温度。注:Arsenic 可以直接从 Solid 升华成 Gas,这意味着它的熔点和沸点是相等的。") chinese_format.kif 1420-1421
(documentation meltingPoint EnglishLanguage "The temperature at which a PureSubstance changes state from a Solid to a Liquid. Note that Arsenic can sublimate directly from Solid to Gas which means that its melting and boiling points are equal.") Merge.kif 13997-13999
(domain meltingPoint 2 TemperatureMeasure) Merge.kif 13996-13996 The number 2 argument of melting point is an instance of temperature measure
(domainSubclass meltingPoint 1 PureSubstance) Merge.kif 13995-13995 The number 1 argument of melting point is a subclass of pure substance
(instance meltingPoint BinaryPredicate) Merge.kif 13994-13994 melting point is an instance of binary predicate

appearance as argument number 2
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(format ChineseLanguage meltingPoint "%2 %n 是 %1 的 melting 点") domainEnglishFormat.kif 1683-1683
(format ChineseTraditionalLanguage meltingPoint "%2 %n 是 %1 的 melting 點") domainEnglishFormat.kif 1682-1682
(format EnglishLanguage meltingPoint "%2 is %n a melting point of %1") domainEnglishFormat.kif 1681-1681
(termFormat ChineseLanguage meltingPoint "熔点") domainEnglishFormat.kif 36992-36992
(termFormat ChineseTraditionalLanguage meltingPoint "熔點") domainEnglishFormat.kif 36991-36991
(termFormat EnglishLanguage meltingPoint "melting point") domainEnglishFormat.kif 36990-36990

antecedent
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(=>
    (and
        (instance ?SUBSTANCE ?TYPE)
        (boilingPoint ?TYPE
            (MeasureFn ?TEMP1 ?MEASURE))
        (meltingPoint ?TYPE
            (MeasureFn ?TEMP2 ?MEASURE))
        (instance ?MEASURE UnitOfTemperature)
        (holdsDuring ?TIME
            (measure ?SUBSTANCE
                (MeasureFn ?TEMP3 ?MEASURE)))
        (greaterThan ?TEMP3 ?TEMP2)
        (lessThan ?TEMP3 ?TEMP1))
    (or
        (holdsDuring ?TIME
            (attribute ?SUBSTANCE Liquid))
        (exists (?MELT)
            (and
                (overlapsTemporally
                    (WhenFn ?MELT) ?TIME)
                (instance ?MELT Melting)
                (patient ?MELT ?SUBSTANCE)))))
Merge.kif 14001-14016
(=>
    (and
        (instance ?SUBSTANCE ?TYPE)
        (meltingPoint ?TYPE
            (MeasureFn ?TEMP1 ?MEASURE))
        (holdsDuring ?TIME
            (measure ?SUBSTANCE
                (MeasureFn ?TEMP2 ?MEASURE)))
        (instance ?MEASURE UnitOfTemperature)
        (lessThan ?TEMP2 ?TEMP1))
    (or
        (holdsDuring ?TIME
            (attribute ?SUBSTANCE Solid))
        (exists (?FREEZE)
            (and
                (overlapsTemporally
                    (WhenFn ?FREEZE) ?TIME)
                (instance ?FREEZE Freezing)
                (patient ?FREEZE ?SUBSTANCE)))))
Merge.kif 14018-14031
(=>
    (and
        (instance ?X ?Y)
        (subclass ?Y PureSubstance)
        (boilingPoint ?Y
            (MeasureFn ?BOIL KelvinDegree))
        (meltingPoint ?Y
            (MeasureFn ?MELT KelvinDegree))
        (measure ?X
            (MeasureFn ?TEMP KelvinDegree))
        (greaterThan ?TEMP ?MELT)
        (lessThan ?TEMP ?BOIL))
    (attribute ?X Liquid))
Merge.kif 13947-13956
(=>
    (and
        (instance ?X ?Y)
        (subclass ?Y PureSubstance)
        (meltingPoint ?Y
            (MeasureFn ?MELT KelvinDegree))
        (barometricPressure ?X
            (MeasureFn ?PRES InchMercury))
        (greaterThan ?PRES 29.92)
        (measure ?X
            (MeasureFn ?TEMP KelvinDegree))
        (lessThan ?TEMP ?MELT))
    (attribute ?X Solid))
Merge.kif 13958-13967
(=>
    (and
        (meltingPoint ?TYPE
            (MeasureFn ?MELT ?U))
        (boilingPoint ?TYPE
            (MeasureFn ?BOIL ?U)))
    (greaterThanOrEqualTo ?BOIL ?MELT))
Merge.kif 14033-14037

appearance as argument number 0
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(meltingPoint Actinium
    (MeasureFn 1320.0 KelvinDegree))
Mid-level-ontology.kif 31278-31278 1320.0 Kelvin degree(s) is a melting point of actinium
(meltingPoint Aluminum
    (MeasureFn 933.52 KelvinDegree))
Mid-level-ontology.kif 31126-31126 933.52 Kelvin degree(s) is a melting point of aluminum
(meltingPoint Americium
    (MeasureFn 1267.0 KelvinDegree))
Mid-level-ontology.kif 31290-31290 1267.0 Kelvin degree(s) is a melting point of americium
(meltingPoint Antimony
    (MeasureFn 903.89 KelvinDegree))
Mid-level-ontology.kif 31202-31202 903.89 Kelvin degree(s) is a melting point of antimony
(meltingPoint Argon
    (MeasureFn 83.78 KelvinDegree))
Mid-level-ontology.kif 31136-31136 83.78 Kelvin degree(s) is a melting point of argon
(meltingPoint Arsenic
    (MeasureFn 886.0 KelvinDegree))
Mid-level-ontology.kif 31166-31166 886.0 Kelvin degree(s) is a melting point of arsenic
(meltingPoint Astatine
    (MeasureFn 575.0 KelvinDegree))
Mid-level-ontology.kif 31270-31270 575.0 Kelvin degree(s) is a melting point of astatine
(meltingPoint Barium
    (MeasureFn 998.0 KelvinDegree))
Mid-level-ontology.kif 31212-31212 998.0 Kelvin degree(s) is a melting point of barium
(meltingPoint Berkelium
    (MeasureFn 1259.0 KelvinDegree))
Mid-level-ontology.kif 31294-31294 1259.0 Kelvin degree(s) is a melting point of berkelium
(meltingPoint Beryllium
    (MeasureFn 1551.0 KelvinDegree))
Mid-level-ontology.kif 31108-31108 1551.0 Kelvin degree(s) is a melting point of beryllium
(meltingPoint Bismuth
    (MeasureFn 544.5 KelvinDegree))
Mid-level-ontology.kif 31266-31266 544.5 Kelvin degree(s) is a melting point of bismuth
(meltingPoint Boron
    (MeasureFn 2573.0 KelvinDegree))
Mid-level-ontology.kif 31110-31110 2573.0 Kelvin degree(s) is a melting point of boron
(meltingPoint Bromine
    (MeasureFn 265.9 KelvinDegree))
Mid-level-ontology.kif 31170-31170 265.9 Kelvin degree(s) is a melting point of bromine
(meltingPoint Cadmium
    (MeasureFn 594.1 KelvinDegree))
Mid-level-ontology.kif 31196-31196 594.1 Kelvin degree(s) is a melting point of cadmium
(meltingPoint Caesium
    (MeasureFn 301.55 KelvinDegree))
Mid-level-ontology.kif 31210-31210 301.55 Kelvin degree(s) is a melting point of caesium
(meltingPoint Calcium
    (MeasureFn 1112.0 KelvinDegree))
Mid-level-ontology.kif 31140-31140 1112.0 Kelvin degree(s) is a melting point of calcium
(meltingPoint Californium
    (MeasureFn 1173.0 KelvinDegree))
Mid-level-ontology.kif 31295-31295 1173.0 Kelvin degree(s) is a melting point of californium
(meltingPoint Carbon
    (MeasureFn 3823.0 KelvinDegree))
Mid-level-ontology.kif 31112-31112 3823.0 Kelvin degree(s) is a melting point of carbon
(meltingPoint Cerium
    (MeasureFn 1071.0 KelvinDegree))
Mid-level-ontology.kif 31216-31216 1071.0 Kelvin degree(s) is a melting point of cerium
(meltingPoint Chlorine
    (MeasureFn 172.17 KelvinDegree))
Mid-level-ontology.kif 31134-31134 172.17 Kelvin degree(s) is a melting point of chlorine
(meltingPoint Chromium
    (MeasureFn 2130.0 KelvinDegree))
Mid-level-ontology.kif 31148-31148 2130.0 Kelvin degree(s) is a melting point of chromium
(meltingPoint Cobalt
    (MeasureFn 1768.0 KelvinDegree))
Mid-level-ontology.kif 31154-31154 1768.0 Kelvin degree(s) is a melting point of cobalt
(meltingPoint Copper
    (MeasureFn 1356.6 KelvinDegree))
Mid-level-ontology.kif 31158-31158 1356.6 Kelvin degree(s) is a melting point of copper
(meltingPoint Curium
    (MeasureFn 1613.0 KelvinDegree))
Mid-level-ontology.kif 31293-31293 1613.0 Kelvin degree(s) is a melting point of curium
(meltingPoint Dysprosium
    (MeasureFn 1682.0 KelvinDegree))
Mid-level-ontology.kif 31232-31232 1682.0 Kelvin degree(s) is a melting point of dysprosium

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