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Physical Chemistry II Lecture notes M. Kuno
The units covered in this notes are as follows : Preface, Revision history, Introduction, Relevant Reading in McQuarrie, Summary of common equations, Summary of common symbols, Units, Math interlude, First law of thermodynamics, Heat capacities, internal energy and enthalpy, Thermochemistry, Free energy (Helmholtz and Gibbs), The fundamental equations of thermodynamics, Application of Free Energy to Phase Transitions, Mixtures, Equilibrium, Recap, Kinetics.
Author(s): M. Kuno
313 Pages 
Atkin's Physical Chemistry is one of the most informative and most highly appreciated textbooks in the field of physical chemistry, covering topics from equilibrium through properties of gases to thermodynamic laws and physical transformations of materials. The book also touches on such key matters as quantum theory, atomic structure, molecular symmetry, and molecular spectroscopy. Advanced subjects are also covered namely, statistical thermodynamics, reaction kinetics, and molecular reaction dynamics. The book is suited for students and researchers wishing to delve deeper into the principles that govern chemical behavior at the molecular level, explained clearly and in depth.
Author(s): Peter Atkins, Julio de Paula
1085 Pages
Physical Chemistry By Uttarakhand Open University
This is a very broad textbook since it focuses on teaching various topics in physical chemistry, including chemical thermodynamics and equilibrium. It goes through the concepts involved in entropy, phase equilibrium, ionic equilibrium, and surface chemistry. These all help towards setting a good basis for physical principles that drive chemical reaction. The book also covers electrochemistry with a very detailed look at electrochemical processes and their applications. The text can also be considered a master resource for undergraduates and graduate students studying chemistry. It has clearly explained the fundamental ideas of physical chemistry.
Author(s): Uttarakhand Open University
260 Pages