Convergent/divergent channels have real-world applications, including the production of bers, the manipulation of molten metal streams, and the industrial casting of metal. This article intends to discuss the ow and thermal transport of a mixture of nanoparticles, namely, copper and molybdenum oxide, in a base uid (water) over a wedge-shaped channel. The dissipation e ects are taken into account. To understand the thermophysical characteristics of the nanoparticles, the Yamada Ota model is selected. By using similarity transformations, the partial di erential equations are converted into ordinary di erential equations. The numerical solution is developed by applying the bvp4c built-in MATLAB. The impact of irreversibility e ects is also incorporated. Moreover, the outcomes for the wall stress parameter and Nusselt number are calculated as a function of pertinent parameters. It is noted that the momentum and energy of the system are reduced due to accretion in the nanoparticle volume fraction of copper for both hybrid nano uids and conventional nano uids. For both convergent and divergent channels, heat transport is an increasing function of Brinkman number. The numerical values of thermal transport are developed for a speci c range of Brinkman numbers and decreased for Reynolds numbers. The thermal transport is abridged for hybrid nano uids more, as compared to mono nano uids.