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Toketeruyo is the R package.
You can check boiling points and melting points of elements.
| Name chemical element | Symbol |
| ---- | ---- |
|Helium | He|
|Hydrogen | H|
|Neon | Ne |
|Nitrogen | Ni |
|Fluorine | F |
|Argon | Ar |
|Oxygen | O |
|Krypton | Kr |
|Xenon | Xe |
|Radon | Rn |
|Chlorine | Cl |
|Bromine | Br |
|Iodine | I |
|Phosphorus | P|
|Astatine | At|
|Mercury | Hg|
|Sulfur | S|
|Arsenic | As|
|Francium | Fr|
|Cesium | Cs|
|Selenium | Se|
|Rubidium | Rb|
|Potassium | K |
|Cadmium | Cd |
|Potassium |K |
|Sodium | Na|
|Zinc | Zn |
|Polonium |Po |
|Tellurium| Te |
|Magnesium| Mg |
|Barium | Ba |
|Lithium | Li|
|Strontium |Sr |
|Thallium| Tl |
|Ytterbium| Yb |
|Calcium | Ca |
|Bismuth | Bi |
|Europium| Eu |
|Thulium | Tm |
|Radium | Ra|
|Lead | Pb |
|Antimony| Sb|
|Samarium| Sm |
|Manganese| Mn|
|Indium | In |
|Silver | Ag |
|Tin | Sn |
|Silicon | Si |
|Gallium | Ga |
|Aluminum| Al |
|Erbium | Er |
|Boron | B |
|Dysprosium| Dy |
|Copper | Cu|
|Americium |Am|
|Chromium |Cr |
|Holmium| Ho|
|Nickel | Ni|
|Iron | Fe |
|Gold | Au |
|Germanium| Ge |
|Scandium| Sc |
|Cobalt | Co |
|Palladium| Pd |
|Beryllium | Be |
|Promethium | Pm|
|Terbium | Tb|
|Praseodymium| Pr |
|Neodymium | Nd |
|Actinium | Ac |
|Gadolinium| Gd |
|Plutonium |Pu |
|Cerium | Ce |
|Titanium| Ti |
|Lutetium| Lu |
|Yttrium | Y |
|Vanadium| V |
|Lanthanum |La |
|Rhodium |Rh |
|Uranium | U |
|Platinum| Pt |
|Ruthenium| Ru |
|Neptunium| Np |
|Zirconium| Zr |
|Iridium | Ir |
|Molybdenum| Mo |
|Thorium | Th |
|Carbon | C |
|Technetium| Tc |
|Niobium | Nb |
|Osmium | Os|
|Hafnium | Hf |
|Tantalum| Ta |
|Rhenium |Re|
|Tungsten |W |
You can install the released version of toketeruyo from CRAN with:
install.packages("toketeruyo")
You can check boiling points and melting points from Symbol (degrees celsius).
library(toketeruyo) test <- toketeru.Au("boil") test # 2807 test2 <- toketeru.Fe("melt") test2 # 1535
You can check state of matter, too (degrees celsius).
test3 <- toketeru.Ca(-100) test3 #solid test4 <- toketeru.Ti(3287) test4 #liquid & gas
This package is licensed under the MIT License.
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