Unsteady Boundary Layer Flow Induced by a Stretching Sheet in a Rotating Fluid with Thermal Radiation

The MHD unsteady flow heat and mass transfer of a viscous incompressible fluid induced by a stretching surface in a rotating fluid taking the effects of thermal radiation, heat absorption and first order chemical reaction into account with convective boundary condition. The rotation parameter is found to reduce the velocities and the magnetic parameter prevents the flow reversal in the x – direction. The increasing values of Biot number generate thicker thermal boundary layers resulting in the rise of temperature. The Schmidt number and chemical reaction parameter are found to have a strong influence on the species concentration resulting in small values. The rate of heat transfer is enhanced by magnetic field, thermal radiation parameter and rotation parameter. The rotation parameter and time are observed to enhance the rate of mass transfer.