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RESOURCES General Best of Threads Math Electronics Programming Mechanics and Materials ChemEng Other Subreddits. I had Thermo in Spring with this book. I thought the book was very hard to understand, particularly in the beginning of the book. There is a lot of superfluous information that wasn't used. Later on the concepts were presented more clearly, but I ended up watching some video lectures that cleared up some of the concepts. Here is the link: I would recommend looking at some extra material, be it online resources or a different, clearer text. It took a while to get the hang of what was going on in that class for me, but it got better as the year went on and I started getting the hang of things.

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