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A hypothesis and supporting evidence encoded in N3
@prefix dc: <http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/>.
# this resource is a hypothesis, with common metadata (title, author, date) and
# some links to related concepts
<> a :Hypothesis;
dc:author <http://hypothify.com/martwine>;
dc:author <http://hypothify.com/user5d66>;
dc:author <http://hypothify.com/user9ac7>;
dc:date "2012-03-06T10:25:00";
dc:title "The ocean atmosphere of exchange of ammonia is controlled by the emission of Dimethysulfide"@en;
dc:description "DMS is irreversibly oxidised in the marine atmosphere to sulfuric acid, adding acidity. As the dominant gas phase base in the remote marine atmosphere, ammonia will tend to react with this new acidity leading to a decrease in the partial pressure of ammonia in the air, favouring emission from the ocean.";
:addedBy <http://hypothify.com/martwine>;
:relatesTo <http://dbpedia.org/resource/Ammonium>;
:relatesTo <http://dbpedia.org/resource/Ocean>.
# an item of evidence
id:evidence0 a :EvidenceItem;
dc:author <http://hypothify.com/afternoon>;
dc:date "2012-03-06T10:31:00".
dc:title "Johnson and Bell (2008) Env. Chem. 5, p259-267"@en;
:addedBy <http://hypothify.com/martwine>;
# a claim links evidence to hypotheses
id:claim0 a :Claim;
dc:author <http://hypothify.com/martwine>;
dc:date "2012-03-06T10:50:00";
dc:description "Hypothesis proposed and evidence presented in support of hypothesis as stated."@en;
:hypothesis <>;
:evidence id:evidence0;
# users can vote claims up or down
id:vote0 a :Vote;
dc:author <http://hypothify.com/martwine>;
dc:date "2012-03-06T11:07:00";
:claim id:claim0;
:voteType :voteUp.
id:vote1 a :Vote;
dc:author <http://hypothify.com/afternoon>;
dc:date "2012-03-06T13:07:00";
:claim id:claim0;
:voteType :voteUp.
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