Abstract
The thermodynamics of the two-band model for the superconducting states of transition metals containing nonmagnetic impurities are developed using the Green's-function technique. The thermodynamic functions of the system are expressed in terms of the densities of state of the s and d electrons. Changes caused by the presence of the impurities of the various functions are obtained. It is shown that in the intraband limit gsd=0, the specific heat of transition metals in the superconducting phase is decreased because of the presence of the nonmagnetic impurities.