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Attracted by innumerable uses of non-linear nanoscience in renewable energy and pollution cleaning, we articulate a precise model for the unsteady bidirectional flow of Casson nanoliquid, impinging over a deformable surface with a magnetic environment. Aspects of non-linear thermal radiation and Arrhenius energy are accounted for through a two-phase nanofluid model. Moreover, the additional features of Nield’s condition, prescribed surface temperature, convective heating and binary chemical reaction are also used to make the current continuation quite versatile. The modeled problem has been distracted into dimensionless form by combining suitable variables. The numerical solution has been developed to implement the Keller-Box approach with the desired accuracy. The results are analysed through various graphs and tables with physical interpretation. It is scrutinised through the present exploration that the intensifying choices of Biot factor, temperature ratio, and radiation factor augment the distributions of temperature plus concentration, whereas the opposite trend is achieved with the escalation in the choices of heat distribution indices. In view of obtained computations, it seems that the stated results can be used to improve heat and energy resources.

Significance of convective Nield's conditions on radiative Casson nanomaterial flow over a bidirectional stretching surface with Arrhenius energy