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Consider 1 mole of each of two Einstein solids, A and B. The oscillator frequency in...

Consider 1 mole of each of two Einstein solids, A and B. The oscillator frequency in B is 50% greater than that in A, and Cv for A at 100K is 7.60 J/K mol. At what temperature will Cv for B have this value?

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