Looking for good book on thermodynamics

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Can someone point me on good book on thermodynamics. Particular area of interest is Clausius inequality and Second law (with good explanations of physical meaning, proofs ...)?
 
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why don't you go for zemansky?? it's a bit boring with too many details but the theory is quite detailed... if you want a more preciese discussion, go for fermi...
 

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