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It has been many years since I graduated, and the textbooks are no longer available. I kindly ask all the old and new friends on this forum for their help. Below are the textbooks required for the basic examination; if anyone has them, please lend a hand. 1. General Physics: \"General Physics\" (3rd edition), edited by Cheng Shouzhu and Jiang Zhiyong. Higher Education Press, 1979. 2. General Chemistry: Compiled by Zhejiang University, General Chemistry (3rd edition). Higher Education Press, 1988. Compiled by Tongji University: General Chemistry. Tongji University Press, 1993. Compiled by Liu Guopu: University Chemistry. Tsinghua University Press, 1994. Yu Chunhai, Qi Changyao (eds.): Engineering Chemistry. Northeast Forestry University Press, 1996. 3. Theoretical Mechanics: Compiled by the Theoretical Mechanics Teaching and Research Section of Tongji University, titled Theory of Mechanical Mechanics (First Edition). Tongji University Press, 1990. 4. Mechanics of Materials, compiled by Sun Xunfang and Hu Zengqiang, revised by Jin Xinquan: Mechanics of Materials (3rd edition). Higher Education Press, 1994. 5. Fluid Mechanics, Department of Mechanics, Southwest Jiaotong University: “Hydraulics and Electrical Engineering”. Higher Education Press, 1991. 6. Electrical and Electronic Technology, edited by Qin Zenghuang: Electrical Engineering (Volumes 1 and 2) (4th edition). Higher Education Press, 1990. 7. Engineering Economics, edited by Fu Jiaji and Tong Yunhuan: Industrial Technical Economics (3rd edition). Tsinghua University Press 8. Fundamentals of Chemical Engineering Design, edited by Ni Jinfang: Chemical Process Design. Chemical Industry Press, 9. Fundamentals of Chemical Pollution Control, edited by Jiang Zhanpeng: Environmental Engineering. Higher Education Press. 10. Process Control in Chemical Engineering, edited by Li Yuming: Chemical Instrumentation and Automation (3rd edition). Chemical Industry Press
For the basic exams, it’s not necessary to prepare textbooks for every single subject~~ Focus on those subjects that carry a higher weight in the grading, such as Principles of Chemical Engineering, Advanced Mathematics, Physical Chemistry, etc., and study them in detail~ There’s no need to go into too much detail for the other subjects; it’s sufficient to study the reference books provided by Tianjin University~~ FIGHTING~
Where can I download the electronic version of that Tianda tutorial book?