Problems in Heat includes problems and their solutions on heat, categorised in nineteen chapters. This division of book into chapters has been done to present the subject matter in a comprehensive but easily understandable manner. It has also helped to avoid repetition of the subject manner. Most of the topics included in this form a part of syllabus for B.Sc. and M.Sc. students of the Indian Universities. The topics included are Thermometry; Expansion of Solids; Expansion of Liquids; Expansion of Gases; First Law of Thermodynamics; Second Law of Thermodynamics; Production of Very Low Temperatures; The Mechanical Equivalent of Heat; Entropy; Thermodynamic Relationships; Classical Statistics; Kinetic Theory; Behaviour of Real Gases; Change of State; Specific Heats of Gases; Thermal Radiation; Conduction and Convection, etc.

An attempt has been made to present the subject matter in such a form that it is liked by students and teachers alike.

Thermodynamics is designed as and ideal textbook for B.Sc. (Hons.) and M.Sc. students. All the new developments in the field have been included in the book. The book has been divided into fifteen chapters. Each chapter includes topics which are interrelated. The topics have been discussed in such a way that even an average student could understand it. There is enough matter for the intelligent students. The discussion of topics has been based on the author's empirical teaching experience of thermodynamics to university students.

This book will be of immense value to students of chemistry, physics and applied sciences.

This book 'Heat and Thermodynamics' is a book meant for students of B.Sc. (Hons.) and M.Sc. students. The book covers majority of topics included in the syllabus of Indian Universities. The book has been divided into 7 chapters and the matter has been presented in a systematic and simple way so that it could easily be grasped by an average student.

The book will be of immense value to the students of chemistry, physics and applies science. In preparing the book I have taken help from the works of many authors. Suitable diagrams are given to explain the problem wherever necessary.