Stoichiometry and Thermodynamics of Metallurgical Processes 2 Volume Paperback Set
Originally published in 1985, this textbook provides a thorough and comprehensive coverage of a wide range of topics in stoichiometry and thermodynamics with special emphasis on applications to metallurgical processes. The author's approach is to introduce students to the fundamental notions of physical chemistry and thermodynamics and then to expand the treatment gradually into progressively more advanced areas. This book will be welcomed as a text for courses in elementary and advanced thermodynamics and stoichiometry. The topics covered are both theoretical and practical. The examples and exercises range from straightforward tests of theory and simple numerical problems to complex analyses of real processes. Every chapter ends with full and up-to-date references. It can also serve as a valuable reference book for professional metallurgists, materials scientists, ceramicists, chemists, chemical engineers and fuel technologists.
Product details
October 2009Multiple copy pack
9780521141291
1013 pages
229 × 152 × 32 mm
0.9kg
Temporarily unavailable - available from TBC
Table of Contents
- Preface
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Stoichiometry: material balances in metallurgical processes
- 3. First law of thermodynamics
- 4. Fuels and combustion
- 5. Energy balances
- 6. Second law of thermodynamics
- 7. Auxiliary functions
- 8. Theory of solutions I
- 9. The Gibbs free-energy changes and the equilibrium constant
- 10. Phase equilibria
- 1. Equilibria in complex systems
- 12. Theory of solutions II
- Appendices
- Answers to problems
- Nomenclature
- Index.