The Refrigerator and the Universe: Understanding the Laws of Energy

The Refrigerator and the Universe

Understanding the Laws of Energy

1993 • 450 pages

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This book explains the laws of thermodynamics for science buffs and neophytes alike. The authors present the historical development of thermodynamics and show how its laws follow from the atomic theory of matter, then give examples of the laws' applicability to such phenomena as the formation of diamonds from graphite and how blood carries oxygen.


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