Thermodynamics
by George Hartley Bryan
Publisher: Teubner 1907
Number of pages: 232
Description:
The author adopted the principles of conservation and degradation of energy as the fundamental laws of thermodynamics, and deduced the ordinary forms of these laws from those principles. Chapters I, II contain a general sketch of the most important facts and definitions of thermodynamics as based on experience.
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