Homogeneous–heterogeneous reactions in the colloidal investigation of Casson fluid

Abstract

With particular attention to the effects of an electromagnetically induced resistive force on homogeneous–heterogeneous processes and the related homogeneous heat effects, the Casson fluid flow towards a stretching sheet at the magnetohydrodynamic stagnation point is investigated in detail. In this situation, the Laplace approach helps decipher the subtleties of the first-order kinetics governing the fluid’s motion. Notably, the fluid dynamics are largely determined by the homogeneous behaviour expected in the surrounding environment, forming a strong correlation between catalyst temperature on the wall and surface activity. Using conventional differential systems, our analysis gains a great deal from the modified Laplace decomposition method, which allows non-linear systems to be computed and examined. In order to improve understanding, numerical findings are included, and graphs are skillfully used to examine the subtleties of different factors. The in-depth examination also includes the complicated patterns of concentration and temperature, providing insightful information on the intricate interactions between forces and effects in this dynamic system.