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Two single-cell test cases have been added for reactingTwoPhaseEulerFoam with an interface composition phase system. These are droplet evaporation cases; one single- and one multi-component. The cases run for every possible inert specie, and check that the results between the runs are broadly similar. The multi-component case shows some unphysical changes at the start due to non-convergence of the pimple iteration during the initial transient. This can be mitigated by reducing the time-step.
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