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Name: Concepts of physics
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Author: Harish Chandra Verma

📘 Concepts of physics by Harish Chandra Verma

Part 2 of *Concepts of Physics* builds on the first volume by exploring the behavior of heat and temperature, the kinetic theory of gases, and the fundamentals of thermodynamics. It explains calorimetry, heat transfer, and specific heat capacities, followed by an in‑depth treatment of electrostatics, including Gauss’s law, electric fields, potentials, and capacitors. The book’s clear explanations and systematic progression make it a valuable resource for pre‑college learners and those preparing for engineering and medical competitive exams.

First publish date: 1993

Genre: Science/Physics

Authors: Harish Chandra Verma

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