Problems In General Physics by IE Irodov's - Vol. I

1. Irodov is a classic book and a great source of developing problem-based skills in physics.
2. Highly recommended book for the engineering students.
3. Its unmatched pedagogies enhancing the conceptual clarity
4. Volume 1 - Problems In General Physics by IE Irodov's
5. The book is divided into 2 parts, problem-based skill in the topics of Mechanics,
Thermodynamics and Molecular Physics.
6. Solutions provided in the book has been provided to the most difficult and trickiest questions of
Physics
Irodov is renowned for developing the problem-based skills in physics. Almost every engineer students
prefer to go through Irodov’s Problems due to its unmatched pedagogies enhancing the conceptual
clarity and ultimately raising the confidence level of aspirants to perform better in their exams.
Solutions to IRODOV‘S Problems in General PHYSICS has been revised to teach the solutions to the most
difficult and trickiest questions of Physics. Various methodologies shown in the book stimulate the
intellect of the students to work out the concept-based problems by strengthening the fundamentals of
the Physics.
Volume 1 is segregated into two parts promoting the problem-based skill in the topics of Mechanics,
Thermodynamics and Molecular Physics. For all the aspirants of Engineering Entrances (IIT JEE, etc.), this
classic book is a great source to build up the confidence and those who are seeking to participate in
Physics Olympiad, this book equally serves best to them as well.
Table of Contents
Part I Mechanics: Kinematics, The Fundamental Equation of Dynamics, Laws of Conservation of Energy,
Momentum and Angular Momentum, Universal Gravitation, Dynamics of a Solid Body, Elastic
Deformation of a Solid Body, Hydrodynamics, Relativistic Mechanism, Part II Thermodynamics and
Molecular Physics: Equation of the Gas State, Processes, The First Law of Thermodynamics: Heat
Capacity, Kinetic Theory of Gases: Boltzmann’s Law and Maxwell’s Distribution, The Second Law of
Thermodynamics, Entropy, Liquids, Capillary Effects, Phase Transformations, Transport Phenomena