H₂O-NaCl System

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1. Calculate the Composition of NaCl-H2O System
Input: Output:	Calculate From Freezing Point Temperature Calculate From Hydrohalite Dissolution Temperature Calculate From Halite Dissolution Temperature Calculate From Vapor Disapper Temperature and Halite Dissolved Temperature Freezing Point Temperature (251.95-273.15K)

2. Calculate the Homogenization Properties and Isochore
	Homogenization Temperature:     mNaCl:     Homogenize from Vapor+Liquid to Liquid Homogenize from Solid+Liquid to Liquid

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