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Given the reaction below, answer the following questions. (30 pts) CH4(g) + S(g) ----> CS2 (g)...

Given the reaction below, answer the following questions. (30 pts) CH4(g) + S(g) ----> CS2 (g) + H2S(g) A.Balance the equation above. B.Is the sulfur oxidized or reduced in the reaction? ___________ Show charges. C.Given 3.841x1025 molecules of CH4, how many moles is this? D.Given 25.15 grams of Sulfur gas, how many moles of H2S could be formed? E.How many liters would the moles of H2S gas(from Part D) occupy at 25.0oC and 1.25 atm? F.What would be the volume(L) of H2S gas (from Part E above) if the temperature was raised to 125oC(pressure stays the same)?

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