Experience of non-uniform heat source/sink on the flow of micropolar nanofluid fluid with heterogeneous and homogenous chemical reaction

Due to the varied applications in industries, chemical reaction has a significant role in the perfect shape and size of the product that is dependent upon the proper cooling of the system. Therefore, the existing analysis reveals the impression of non-uniform heat source/sink on the micropolar nanofluid through a nonlinear vertical stretching surface for the interaction of heterogeneous and homogeneous chemical reactions. Oxide nanoparticle embedding with the traditional water is considered by introducing operational properties such as thermal conductivity and viscosity. The free convective water-based nanofluid past through a permeable medium interacts with the transverse magnetic field and the thermal buoyancy enriches the present discussion. Further, the convective heat transfer condition is useful to enhance the thermal properties as well. Imposing suitable transformations the present problem turned into ordinary and solved by employing the bvp5c built-in MATLAB code. Further, the important results are; inclusion of particle concentration favors for the enhancement in the shear stress as well as the heat transfer rate in conjunction with the resistive forces such as magnetic and porosity but the impact is reversed in case of couple stress coefficient however, retardation in the fluid temperature occurs for the increasing space and temperature dependent heat source.