In article , Norman Yarvin says...

... Fermi's book on
thermodynamics is much better (as befits one of the greatest physicists
of the last century): it spends about the same number of pages on a
really good explanation of everything up to and including entropy. It's
not easy reading, but it isn't difficult for stupid reasons; it is as
easy as the subject permits.

Small world. We went out on a treck to a Borders bookstore in
a nearby town, and they had that small volume on the shelf. It
did not however, have any section on ideal gasses. I probably
should have bought it anyway.

Jim

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