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A mouse sits on a turntable 14.8 cm from the center. The coefficient of static friction is 0.49. The angular velocity increases steadily from zero. At what angular velocity does the mouse begin to slide?

I believe that the max frictional force can be is momentum x normal force = mass x velocity^2/radius.
I am just unsure how figure out how to get momentum.

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