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16.
A piston is cleverly designed so that it extracts the maximum amount of work out of a chemical
reaction, by matching Pexternal to the Pinternal at all times. This 8 cm diameter piston initially holds back
1 mol of gas occupying 1 L, and comes to rest after being pushed out a further 2 L at 25°C. After
exactly half of the work has been done, the piston has travelled out a total of
(A) 10.0 cm (B) 11.2 cm (C) 14.5 cm (D) 20.0 cm​

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Answered by antiochus
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Answer:

option C is correct.

Explanation:

first we have to find the radius by using given diameter value

r=\frac{d}{2} =\frac{8}{2} =4cm

n=1 mole

V_{1} =1Lit

V_{2} =2Lit

T=25C

Here P_{net} =P_{internal}

so here the process is isothermal reversible

W=-2.303nRTlog\frac{V_{2} }{V_{1} }

W=-2.303*1*8.314*298log2

W_{half} =\frac{W}{2} =-nRTlog(\frac{V_{f} }{V_{1} } )*2.303

=\frac{-2.303*1*8.314*298*log2}{2}

=-2.303*1*8.314*298*log\frac{V^{'} }{2}

so we get the value of V^{'} is 2\sqrt{2} Lit

Volume=area*length

V_{2} =A*l_{2}

2*10^{3} =\frac{22}{7} *(4)^{2} *l_{2}

l_{2} =\frac{14000}{352}V^{'} =A*l^{'}

2*1.4*10^{3} =\frac{22}{7} *(4)^{2} l^{'}

l^{'} =\frac{19000}{352}

Distance travelled by the piston is Δl=\frac{19000-14000}{352}

Δl=\frac{500}{352}

=14.5cm

option C is correct

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