About 9 lines from the bottom of the page, the calligraphic Nin the equation U = NkT/2 should be replaced by a normal Nmultiplied by f.
In the second displayed equation, within the big parentheses,the denominators of the second and third terms should be inverted to obtain(V/n) and (V/n) 2, respectively. I apologize that I’ve lost track of who first brought some of these errors to my attention. These errors (and some other less substantive errors) have been corrected in the 2016 pdf version of the solution manual. Borrero posted 11/8/21.)Ĭorrections to the printed version, published in January 2001 Although one could still justify rounding this valueto 280 kJ, I secretly carried the more precise value through in the displayed calculation fourlines farther down, where the result should be 2.62 (not 2.67).(Thanks to D. Propagating this correction through, the calculation on the following line should give 0.91 kJ (not 1.75 kJ), and the enthalpy calculated on the nextline should be 279.09 kJ (not 278.25 kJ). In the second line of the solution to part (b), it should say that the enthalpyincreases by 1.1 kJ per degree (not 2.1 kJ). In the third displayed equation, beginning with S(500 K), the units on the number 0.0414 should be J/K 2, not J/K. In the last line of the last equation on the page, the sign of the final termshould be plus, not minus. (It was previously available from Pearson, with no differencesother than the copyright notices.)If you find errors in this version that are not listed here, please contact me at.
The pdf version is available to instructors from Oxford University Press.
Here is a list of known substantive errors in the solution manual.Ĭorrections to the pdf version, published 2016 Schroeder, Department ofPhysics, Weber State University Thermal Physics: Errors in Solutions Corrections to the Instructor's Solutions Manual to accompany An Introduction toThermal Physicsīy Daniel V.
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