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| (documentation Soluble EnglishLanguage "If a &Substance has the SolubilityAttribute of being Soluble, then it can be combined with another Substance to become a %Solution.") | Geography.kif 8973-8974 | |
| (documentation Soluble ChineseLanguage "如果一种 &Substance 有 Soluble SolubilityAttribute 的话,那么它就能和另外一个 Substance 结合成为一种均匀混合物。") | Geography.kif 8976-8977 | |
| (subclass Soluble SolubilityAttribute) | Geography.kif 8983-8983 | Soluble is a subclass of solubility attribute |
| (contraryAttribute Soluble Insoluble) | Geography.kif 8985-8985 | Soluble is the opposite of insoluble |
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| (termFormat EnglishLanguage Soluble "soluble") | Geography.kif 8979-8979 | |
| (termFormat ChineseLanguage Soluble "可溶的") | Geography.kif 8981-8981 |
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| (=> (and (instance ?X Substance) (attribute ?X Soluble)) (modalAttribute (exists (?Y ?Z) (and (instance ?Y Substance) (instance ?Z Solution) (piece ?X ?Z) (piece ?Y ?Z))) Possibility)) |
Geography.kif 8987-8998 | If X is an instance of substance and soluble is an attribute of X, then the statement there exist Y, Z such that Y is an instance of substance, Z is an instance of solution, X is a piece of Z, and Y is a piece of Z has the modal force of possibility |