Essential Thermodynamics: An undergraduate textbook for chemical engineers

This book is well written and has a slew of worked out examples. A good undergraduate text, though no solutions manual or selected answers, so I do not recommended this for independenct learners.

Clear and easy to read, subject material is hard but this book is a great concise explanation of it. Although it's short it still has quality examples.

This book doesn't explain statistical mechanics very well, but I don't think anyone understands it anyway, so how could a textbook be expected to explain it in 6 pages? Right, it couldn't. Other than that the examples are pretty good, as long as you can follow calculus pretty well when intermediate steps are skipped. I was just happy to receive this in the mail within 5 days in pristine condition for half the price of the university's bookstore.

Great book. It is somewhat fast paced. What I like the most is the challenging problems at the end of the chapters - very conceptual.

I failed out of thermo at Princeton and quite literally switched my major to avoid having to take it again, but I suppose that isn't the book's fault. Met the author at a departmental thing before I switched out and I managed to avoid cursing his name.Anyway, it's a solid book. Explains things in pretty simple terms. Or so I'm told.

Dr Paniagiatopoulos did it excellent in just few pages, mathematical derivation and excellent examples one of the best Chem Eng book in my collection

Very good book. I wish it had a solutions manual though...so I know whether I'm doing the problems correctly or not...

Book was for lecture. Toughest subject to date for degree. Book very vegue and had to refer to another book for clariffication