The isotope Helium-3 contains unique physical properties and is u...

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The isotope Helium-3 contains unique physical properties and is used ultralow temperature experiments. He-3 (3.01603 amu) is separated from the more abundant He-4 (4.00260 amu) via gaseous diffusion. Calculate the ratio of effusion rates for He-3 and He-4.