Comments on "Importance of activation energy in development of chemical covalent bonding in flow of Sisko magneto-nanofluids over a porous moving curved surface".

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Title: Comments on "Importance of activation energy in development of chemical covalent bonding in flow of Sisko magneto-nanofluids over a porous moving curved surface".
Authors: Awad, M.M.1 (AUTHOR) m_m_awad@mans.edu.eg
Source: International Journal of Hydrogen Energy. Oct2020, Vol. 45 Issue 51, p28019-28020. 2p.
Subjects: Activation energy, Energy development, Chemical bonds, Covalent bonds, Chemical energy, Nanofluids
Abstract: Commentary is presented on Ahmad and Khan [1]'s paper, where the authors studied activation energy significance in development of bonding of chemical covalent in Sisko magneto-nanofluids flow past a porous curved moving surface. This commentary shows that there is no agreement in the D B and D T units employing the energy & concentration equations. • These comments are increasing the awareness among the journal readers. • Comments are presented on Ahmad and Khan [1]'s paper. • There is a conflict in D B and D T units. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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  Data: Commentary is presented on Ahmad and Khan [1]'s paper, where the authors studied activation energy significance in development of bonding of chemical covalent in Sisko magneto-nanofluids flow past a porous curved moving surface. This commentary shows that there is no agreement in the D B and D T units employing the energy & concentration equations. • These comments are increasing the awareness among the journal readers. • Comments are presented on Ahmad and Khan [1]'s paper. • There is a conflict in D B and D T units. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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