**Subscript**


iv. The concentration decreases with the increase in Lewis number for all range of values considered for N and all angles of inclination which is in agreement with Akter et al. [1]. Also, as N increases, both concentration and temperature increase while velocity decreases with increase in plate

*Similarity profiles of dimensionless velocity, concentration, and temperature at inclination angle of 60°. (a)*

v. The velocity, concentration, and thermal boundary layer thicknesses increase with an increase in the angle of inclination of the wall.

angles.

*N = 1.5, (b) N = 0 (Pr = 0.1 and Le = 10).*

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