Is my macbook pro a1226 (2008) compatible with osx mountain lion?

Hi all, just need to know if my a1226 2gb ram, 2.2ghz processor is able to work with / is compatible with mountain lion?
All help is appreciated! thanks!

see if your macbook falls in this category.
http://www.apple.com/ca/osx/specs/
good luck......

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