The release of the book Essentials of Chemical Thermodynamics (For All Undergraduate Students) is a moment of academic significance for students and educators in the field of chemistry. Authored by Dr. Sanjay Shukla, Dr. Willy Shah, Dr. Vipul Purohit, Dr. Swapnil Prabhulkar, and Mr. Pramod Vishwakarma, this textbook is designed to meet the academic needs of undergraduate students across various disciplines where chemical thermodynamics plays a foundational role.
This comprehensive yet concise book offers a clear understanding of thermodynamic principles and their wide-ranging applications in areas such as materials science, biochemistry, and environmental chemistry. Its structured content takes the learner on a well-organized journey—from fundamental concepts to advanced topics—making it an ideal resource for conceptual learning as well as exam preparation. One of the standout features of the book is the inclusion of more than 870 solved multiple choice questions, offering students an opportunity to reinforce their understanding through rigorous practice.
The authors, each with a strong academic background and years of teaching experience, have come together to simplify the complexity of chemical thermodynamics. Their collective vision is reflected in the book’s approach—practical, exam-oriented, and student-friendly. Dr. Sanjay Shukla, Dr. Vipul Purohit, and Dr. Swapnil Prabhulkar, all from Thakur College of Science and Commerce, Mumbai, have contributed significantly to undergraduate education in chemistry. Dr. Willy Shah from Annasaheb Vartak College and Mr. Pramod Vishwakarma from Ismail Yusuf College, Mumbai, bring further expertise and academic commitment to the project.
By combining theoretical knowledge with practical problem-solving tools, Essentials of Chemical Thermodynamics is poised to become a valuable asset for chemistry undergraduates, competitive exam aspirants, and faculty members. This book not only strengthens academic foundations but also encourages analytical thinking and application-based learning—making it a noteworthy addition to the bookshelf of every chemistry student.