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Default Which models to use for modeling Brine solution??
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Please tell me which is the best model to make a solution of salt and water in FLUENT. I want to later precipitate the salt from the water in my model.

So do I go for multispecies ?
Do I use multicomponent?
Do I use any of the multiphase?
Do I use the combination of the mentioned above??

Really need your help guys

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