Guggenheim E.A. Thermodynamics: An Advanced Treatment for Chemists and Physicists

Textbook. — 7th edition. — Amsterdam: North-Holland Publishing Company, 1985. — XXIV + 390 p. — ISBN: 0-444-86951-4.Edward Armand Guggenheim (1901–1970) was an English physical chemist, physicist, and statistician known, through the publication of his 1933 textbook 'Modern Thermodynamics by the Methods of Willard Gibbs', as being one of the founders of modern chemical thermodynamics.Written with an emphasis on clarity and logical presentation, this comprehensive work is an advanced treatment for chemists and physicists which deals with almost every possible type of thermodynamic system. The reader is introduced at an early stage to all the fundamental laws of thermodynamics and is then taken into a logical presentation of their applications.The present book is addressed equally to physicists and to chemists, but not to engineers. It is thus in a sense intermediate between the other two books mentioned. It is written for graduates, but much of it should be useful to undergraduates intending to specialize in physical chemistry or chemical physics.Fundamental principles.
Digression on statistical thermodynamics.
Systems of a single component.
Mixtures.
Solutions, especially dilute solutions.
Solutions of electrolytes.
Electrochemical systems.
Gravitational field.
Electrostatic systems.
Magnetic systems.
Radiation.
Onsager's reciprocal relations.
Systems in motion.Annotated bibliography on thermodynamics, statisticall mechanics and and physical chemistry