Solving the Chemical Reaction Models with the Upadhyaya Transform
In this article, the Upadhyaya transform is employed in diverse chemical reaction models expressed through ordinary differential equations. The investigation reveals that this transform provides precise and efficient solutions, circumventing the necessity for complex computations. Furthermore, the i...
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description | In this article, the Upadhyaya transform is employed in diverse chemical reaction models expressed through ordinary differential equations. The investigation reveals that this transform provides precise and efficient solutions, circumventing the necessity for complex computations. Furthermore, the integration of graphical representations enhanced the interpretability of results, offering visual insights into the temporal evolution of reactant concentrations. These findings collectively underscore the efficacy of the Upadhyaya transform in addressing ordinary differential equations within chemical reaction models. |
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