Problem 1 (and only) Neutralizing Sulfuric Acid with Sodium Hydroxide (100 points) An aqueous solution of sulfuric acid (5.74 mole% sulfuric acid in water) is neutralized with an aqueous solution of 7.27 mole% sodium hydroxide solution in a continuous reactor. All reactants enter at 25C. The standard heat of solution of sodium sulfate is -1.17 kJ/mol Na.So and the heat capacities of all solutions may be taken to be that of pure liquid water [4.184 kJ/(kg:C)]. The resulting solution leaves the reactor at 65C. Calculate the external heat Q added (or removed) in this system. Use Table B.11 and other tabulated data as needed. Note that the delta H of mixing for sulfuric acid is approximately a linear function of (1/6). Likewise the heats of solution of sodium hydroxide and sodium sulfate are approximately linear functions of (1/) 1. Choose reference states. R. 2. Determine the standard enthalpy of formation of H2SO4(5.74 mole%). 3. Determine the standard enthalpy of formation of NaOH (7.27 mole%). 4. Determine the standard heat of formation of the Na2SO4 solution.. 5. Calculate the standard heat of reaction. 6. Determine the extent of reaction (E) for 7. Determine the mass of the product solution. First calculate the mass of the NaOH solution required. 8. Calculate the enthalpy change in the product that accompanies the temperature change from 25 to 65.0C