Exothermic temperature rise on NaOH + Methanol

When mixing NaOH (w/w 0.05%) with methanol, there is an increase of temperature around 20 C


I wonder if we keep this ratio in large amount of methanol, will there be any spike in temperature increase or it will remain constant?


I am not quite good at math but i assume there must be constant?


But upon quick search, this guy


<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Wn-kD5YzqA>


At 2:56 mentioning that:



> 
> The dissolution reaction is exothermic, meaning it produces off heat. At larger scale it can
> even produce dangerously high levels of heat,
> getting to above the point of boiling for methanol, which is 140 F
> 
> 
> 


So is he correct or i do? thank you in advance


