Four cubic compounds are reported that contain the supertetrahedral cluster [M(4)Sn(4)S(17)](10)(-) where M = Mn, Fe, Co, Zn. The cluster features a central quadruply bridging sulfide ion (mu(4)-S) that holds together four divalent M atoms in a tetrahedral arrangement. This core is capped with four tridentate [SnS(4)](4)(-) fragments to complete the structure.
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