If a chemical substance is produced at a rate of au(ẞ-u) per unit volume due to a chemicalreaction, derive the equation that the concentration of the chemical pollutant u(x, t) satisfies.

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If a chemical substance is produced at a rate of au(ẞ-u) per unit volume due to a chemical reaction, derive the equation that the concentration of the chemical pollutant u(x, t) satisfies.