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Two new copper bismuth sulfide halides, CuBi 2 S 3 Cl and CuBi 2 S 3 Br, were synthesized by a two-step process of ball milling followed by annealing. Both compounds are obtained as dark grey powders and crystallize in the monoclinic space group  C 2/ m  with lattice parameters  a  = 12.9458(11) Å,  b  = 3.9845(3) Å,  c  = 9.1024(8) Å and  β  = 91.150(3)° for the sulfide chloride and  a  = 13.3498(8) Å,  b  = 4.1092(2) Å,  c  = 9.4173(6) Å and  β  = 90.322(4)° for the sulfide bromide. Also known for related compounds, the copper atoms are strongly disordered. Quantum-chemical calculations suggest that modelling the structure with fixed copper positions does not satisfactorily describe all structural features, which insinuates copper ion mobility at elevated temperatures.

Two new quaternary copper bismuth sulfide halides: CuBi 2 S 3 Cl and CuBi 2 S 3 Br as candidates for copper ion conductivity