Talk:Physics Textbook Recommendations/@comment-124.187.174.64-20150315103914/@comment-173.71.84.141-20150316232436

If you search around you can find several different worked solutions to the questions in Schroeder as well as the solution manual. (Solutions to all of Schroeder's problems)

Self studying thermodynamics and statistical mechanics is pretty damn difficult (even when learning it in class) so I would strongly recommend anyone pursuing that goal to use more than one text and read Schroeder, Kittel, and Reif to help fully grasp the material. It might help to also read a more applied text like "Thermodynamics: An Engineering Approach" by Çengel and Boles to bridge the gap between the intro/high school level and undergrad level.