Buoyancy Effects of Oil Spill on the Sea Surface With Thermal and Chemical Reaction

Abstract

Pollution arises when the concentration of various chemical or biological components is more than what is thought to be advantageous for resources, the environment, human health, and amenity. One of the main environmental hazards that often has long-term consequences. The main objective of response activities is to lessen the effects of an oil spill on the environment and public health. This research allows us to fully comprehend the impact of the oil spill in the presence of concentration and thermal buoyancy effects. The perturbation technique is used to solve the governing equations and associated boundary conditions analytically once they have been converted into dimensionless form. A variety of physical properties, such as chemical reactions and the Grash of, Prandtl and Schmidt Number.