Let (C(rms))H(2) is the r. m. s speed of...

Let `(C_(rms))H_(2)` is the r. m. s speed of `H_(2)` at 150 K. At what temperature, the most probable speed of helium`[(C_(mp))_(He)]` will be half of `(C_(rms))_(H_(2))`?

A

75 K

B

`112.5`K

C

225 K

D

900 K

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