“…Among these compounds, the actinide (An) chalcogenides have also been extensively studied because of the interesting properties of the f orbitals and their potential interaction with d elements in multinary M/AnQ. Among these, we can cite: AMAnQ 3 (A ¼ alkali metal) [6e8], A 6 Cu 12 U 2 S 15 [9], Tl 3 Cu 4 USe 6 [10], KCuThS 3 , K 2 Cu 2 ThS 4 , K 3 Cu 3 Th 2 S 7 [11], K 2 Cu 3 US 5 [12], CsTiUTe 5 [13], Ba 2 Cu 2 AnS 5 [14,15], Ba 9 Ag 10 U 4 S 24 [16], Ba 3 MUS 6 (M ¼ Ba, Fe, Ag) [17], Ba 4 Cr 2 US 9 [18], and Ba 3 Hg 3 U 3 S 18 [19]. These compounds are mainly obtained through solid-state reactions using flux methods [20] or by direct combination of elements.…”