Although the problems themselves do not assume any particular computing environment, their solutions do. About 75 of the problems in the book require some sort of automatic computation, beyond what can be done with a simple pocket calculator. Of course, one can always say more about almost any question or calculation I’m sure that many students and instructors can add further insight to what is written here. The solutions are not just hints or outlines-I have tried to include as many algebraic steps as a typical student would need to write out, plus enough prose to explain both the method of solution and the meaning of the results. Preface This Instructor’s Solutions Manual contains solutions to all 486 problems in An Introduction to Thermal Physics. 82įree Energy and Chemical Thermodynamics. No portion of this material may be reproduced, in any form or by any means, without permission in writing from the publisher. This publication is protected by copyright.
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