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80.0g of He gas are held at 1.25atm of pressure in a 375l container. A. What...

80.0g of He gas are held at 1.25atm of pressure in a 375l container. A. What is the temperature of this gas? B. What is the Root Mean Square (RMS) speed of the He molecules?

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