Grad-level combustion/thermodynamics book

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Recommendations for graduate-level texts on Thermodynamics and Combustion are sought for supplementary study, particularly for a course at ASU with no required textbook. One suggested resource is a book available on Amazon, noted for its positive reviews. The discussion highlights a need for quality recommendations in academic forums, indicating a perceived decline in engagement.
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Hi,

I was wondering if I could get a recommendation for a graduate-level (MS) text on Thermodynamics and/or Combustion? I am about to take a course for it this fall, but there is no required text in the course (at ASU), however I'd like to get something just in case for supplementary material, etc.

Thanks for your help.
 
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