Abstract
AbstractThe current study explores the effects of second‐order slip and activation energy (AE) on the magnetohydrodynamic and radiative fluid flow caused by a surface with exponential stretching. The binary chemical reaction with mixed convection is considered in this physical model to discover the heat transfer phenomenon. The governing system of equations leads to a set of nonlinear ordinary differential equations by using scaling analysis. The transformed system is calculated computationally by using the most powerful Shooting procedure with the support of MATLAB software. The characteristics of various flow parameters on the governing flow field are exhibited pictorially and deliberated. The results revealed that the coefficient of heat and mass transfer upsurge with growing values of the second‐order slip parameter and skin friction coefficient has a reverse effect on the first‐order slip parameter. The thermal measure of the fluid in the presence of suction and slip conditions is seen to be lesser than that with the nonslip and nonsuction conditions. The heat measure of the fluid augments with the rising buoyancy parameter. The influence of slips coupled with AE is significant in the fluid flow and heat transfer characteristics. The outputs of the current investigation are validated by comparing the Nusselt number with the available results and are found to closely agree as a limiting case.
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