This study's primary objective is to demonstrate how diffusion-thermo
and thermal diffusion influence of peristaltic flow processes with slip
boundaries when joule heating happens from the interior. Several
operational factors and their impacts on the system were analysed, along
with the corresponding graphs. As slip parameters rise, the axial
pressure gradient fluid flow tends to drop. The pressure rate is
demonstrated to drop in the backward and peristaltic pumping regions as
the quantity of the second order slide parameter rises, whereas it rises
in the co-pump zone. As slip parameters rise, fluid temperature and
concentration tend to drop. Changes in the thermal diffusion and thermo
diffusion factors cause changes in the fluid's temperature and
concentration. The Nusselts number can be increased by increasing the
Prandtl number, the thermo-diffusion constraint, the dufour number, and
the Schmidt number. However, this will result in fewer Sherwood number.