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September 5, 2006, 07:53	How to model dissolving of solid?	#1
Hartmut Henk Guest Posts: n/a	Hello! I am wondering how to model the following process within Fluent: A solid, dry particle of let's say NaCl enters a region of high relative humidity (>99 %). What will happen in real life is that it will take up water and undergo deliquescence, i.e. it dissolves into liquid solution. How can i model this with Fluent? Hartmut

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