You first need have a basic understanding of quantum physics and relativity. then look up solid state physics, find some of the Richard Feynman lectures and you should be on your way. Its not easy and takes some hard thinking to understand it all. don't have a name for a book that includes all of solid state physics only "The Elements of Physics" - Grant and Philips, Oxford publications contains a decent amount to get you back on track.
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You first need have a basic understanding of quantum physics and relativity. then look up solid state physics, find some of the Richard Feynman lectures and you should be on your way. Its not easy and takes some hard thinking to understand it all. don't have a name for a book that includes all of solid state physics only "The Elements of Physics" - Grant and Philips, Oxford publications contains a decent amount to get you back on track. P Collins B.Sc
Can u imagine what happens when the sparks fly? nice thing to choose a volatile gas as a heat exchanger it will never be safe.