Pure methanol (CHOH) has a specific latent heat of fusion of 98.9 kJ/kg and a melting point of -98.0 \deg C. Liquid methanol has a specific heat capacity of 2.53 kJ/kgK, while solid methanol has a specific heat capacity of 3,24 kJ/kgk. Consider 4.00 kg of solid methanol at -100.0 \deg C mixed with 1.00 kg liquid water at 0.0 \deg C (latent heat of fusion is 333 kJ/kg, specific heat capacity of liquid water 4.19 kJ/kgk, specific heat capacity of ice 2.11 kJ/kg). Ignoring any chemical effects from the mixing, what is the resulting temperature of the system and state of its components after thermalization?

Pure methanol (CHOH) has a specific latent heat of fusion of 98.9 kJ/kg and a melting point of -98.0 \deg C. Liquid methanol has a specific heat capacity of 2.53 kJ/kgK, while solid methanol has a specific heat capacity of 3,24 kJ/kgk. Consider 4.00 kg of solid methanol at -100.0 \deg C mixed with 1.00 kg liquid water at 0.0 \deg C (latent heat of fusion is 333 kJ/kg, specific heat capacity of liquid water 4.19 kJ/kgk, specific heat capacity of ice 2.11 kJ/kg). Ignoring any chemical effects from the mixing, what is the resulting temperature of the system and state of its components after thermalization?

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