Elementary Thermodynamics (1891)

Focusing on the fundamental principles of thermodynamics, this book offers a clear and concise exploration of essential topics like heat, work, energy, entropy, and temperature. It is designed for readers with varying levels of prior knowledge, featuring numerous examples and problems to enhance understanding. The chapters progressively introduce basic concepts before advancing to complex topics such as thermodynamic cycles and laws. This resource serves as a valuable tool for students and professionals in physics, chemistry, and engineering, while also preserving a significant historical text.