A to Z of Thermodynamics by Pierre Perrot

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A to Z of Thermodynamics by Pierre PerrotISBN: 9780198565529 Oxford University Press, 27 August 1998 Paperback, 336 pages The title is a perfect description. Arranged alphabetically this book explains the words and phrases that crop up in thermodynamics. The author does this without resorting to pages of mathematics and algebra: the author's main aim is to explain and clarify the jargon and concepts. Thermodynamics is often difficult and confusing for students. The author knows this after 20

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