Abstract: | Synthesis and Crystal Structures of the Quaternary Chalcogenide Chlorides AgBi2S3Cl and AgBi2Se3Cl Grey crystals of AgBi2S3Cl and AgBi2Se3Cl were synthesized from AgCl and Bi2S3 or Bi2Se3by cooling stoichiometric melts from 790 K to room temperature. X‐ray diffraction on powders and single‐crystals revealed that the compounds crystallize isostructural with space group type P 21/m. In the crystal structure of AgBi2S3Cl the bismuth(III) cations have a capped trigonal prismatic coordination of sulfide and chloride ions. The prisms constitute a three‐dimensional framework by sharing common edges and faces. Silver(I) cations, which have a distorted octahedral coordination of sulfide ions, fill linear channels. Parallels to the crystal structures of Cu3Bi2S4Cl and Pr2Br5 can be seen. |