Editorial Review:
Outstanding text focuses on physical technique of thermodynamics, typical problem areas of understanding, and significance and use of thermodynamic potential. Mathematical apparatus, first law of thermodynamics, second law and entropy, ideal substances, some useful formulas, many other topics. 1965 edition.
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The best advanced introduction to the subject 2003-03-04 For someone who really wants to understand classical thermodynamics, this book by Howard Reiss can't be beat. Reiss faces the most difficult questions in the subject head on and answers them with thoughtful clarity.He avoids the common errors that almost all texts repeat in their treatments of entropy and covers both the Kelvin/Clausius and the Caratheodory versions of the subject. He covers thermodynamic potentials in a very consistent manner that makes them much more understandable. This is the text I always come back to when I need to review a topic or sharpen my thinking in this area.
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