Abstract
ELDAR (Electrolyte Data Regensburg) reflects the actual state of knowledge on electrolyte solutions in three parts: fact knowledge is represented in a relational data model, algorithmic knowledge is represented in normalized modules and managed by a method bank, and heuristic knowledge is represented in Horn-clauses. ELDAR, a user-friendly knowledge based system, is implemented on a microcomputer network. ELDAR produces property profiles of electrolyte solutions in a transparent manner from the stored data for the use in fundamental research and chemical engineering.
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Barthel, J., Popp, H., Schmeer, G. (1988). Die E L D A R — Methodenbank für Elektrolytlösungen. In: Gasteiger, J. (eds) Software-Entwicklung in der Chemie 2. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-73283-6_11
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