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can someone recommend some books for thermodynamics for a materials science engineering student?
 

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By Swalin his book on Thermondyanmics of Solids 2nd edition I found to be a good read if you are a material engineer. It is the only book I read on the subject for a graduate class I audited in Ceramics Engineering on Thermodynamics of materials.
 
Callen Thermodynamics and an Introduction to Thermostatistics.
 

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