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Provide the chemical formula for a hypothetical ternary compound (three elements) derived from the I-II-VI2 ternary...

Provide the chemical formula for a hypothetical ternary compound (three elements) derived from the I-II-VI2 ternary compound by 'Group III substitution' while retaining an average valence of 3 for the substitution. The full compound will still retain an average valence of 4. Cu2ZnSnS4 is a Quaternary element obtained by this substitution concept, however the compound sought in this problem uses only three elements, Consider Cu and S as two of the three elements.

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Cu2​​​​​​Zn2S4 is the required ternary compound. It is derived from the given detail as I-II-VI2 compound, and final quaternary compound is Cu2ZnSnS4. In this Zn is substituted by Sn.

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