Water, salt water and brine form <1kg layers with each other

Looking up salt water density, sea water is around 3% more dense than clean water (other other salt water can be heavier). Brine can be up to 40% heavier.

Next step: use the desalinator stats to determine the amount of salt per kg of water. That gave the following results:

• clean water: 100%
• salt water: 107.5%
• brine: 142.8%

Maybe those numbers aren't perfect relative to other liquids (like polluted water), but we clearly have a difference in density and need to get brine to the bottom.

yeah this is a mess. seen a column of mixed water 4 high. if it's layered salt, normal, salt, normal, it just stacks up. the liquid physics of salt water is so bad at the moment