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| Errors to be corrected |
| page 166: It was later understood that this decomposed the water molecule (H2O) into its two components, oxygen and hydrogen. The typographical convention is to write chemical formulas in normal typeface, never in italics: (H2O). |
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| Errors that have been corrected |
| page 220: Georg Zweig --> George Zweig |
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| Notes |
| page 179, equation V.3 : This equation is the modern version of Carnot ideas. He didn't formulate them as clearly. Equation V.3 was written by Lord Kelvin and Clausius in the 1850s. |
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