Regression and statistical analysis of heat transfer enhancement in water/ethylene glycol (40/60) base molybdenum carbide (Mo2C) MXene nanofluid using a transient fractional model

C MXene is an excellent heat absorption. On the other hand, the fractional parameter α has a strong negative effect on temperature field (coefficient = - 0.086, p < 0.001), which emphasizes its importance in describing the effects of thermal memory. The findings also indicate that, although MXene nanoparticles significantly increase thermal transport, an augmentation in magnetic field strength and Brinkman resistance cause a resistive Lorentz force and frictional drag, respectively, to prevent fluid flow. These results are physically informative about non-Fourier heat transfer in MXene-based nanofluids as well as offer invaluable information to developing high-performance thermal management systems and solar-energy applications.