Question

53.
. (g) + .........(g)
(A) CS2, 2H2S
(B) CS2, H2S
(C) CS, H2S3
(D) None of these​

Answer 1

When methane gas reacts with dihydrogen sulfide then it forms carbon disulfide and hydrogen gas.

Explanation:

• When methane gas reacts with dihydrogen sulfide then it forms carbon disulfide and hydrogen gas.
• The overall equation is;
• CH4 (g) + 2H2S ----> CS2 + 4H2 (g)
• If the temperature of this system is increased than it would shift the equilibrium in the right direction.  
• And if the temperature is decreased than it would be shifted in the reverse direction to from reactants.