Includes bibliographical references.

This text thoroughly presents major concepts in chemical engineering thermodynamics and draws from material and energy balances as a point of departure. The rigorous derivations provided progress logically to readily utilizable equations. Example problems are methodically solved with ample explanations and attention to mathematical detail with the goal of leaving no explicatory stone unturned. As such, it is also suitable as a student reference for many undergraduate chemical engineering thermodynamics equations and their derivations. This book is an intense accompaniment to any first semester course in chemical engineering thermodynamics as well as a basic refresher for the advanced student, practicing engineer, or instructor.