Explain the ionic compound nf4sbf6

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Reaction between NF3, F2, and SbF3 at 200 degrees C and 100 atm pressure gives the ionic compound NF4SbF6:

Nf3(g) + 2F2(g) + SbF3(g) -> NF4SbF6 (s)

Draw Lewis structure for the ions in this product.

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