What Is the Bonding Explanation for Fe2S3?

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Fe=[Ar]3p^6 4s^2 it needs to give 7 electrons to become neutral.
S=[Ne]3S^2 3p^4 it needs to take 2 electrons to become neutral.how to describe [itex]Fe_2 S_3[/itex] ??
 
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transgalactic said:
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this is the solution
how they got it from this data:
Fe=[Ar]3p^6 4s^2 it needs to give 7 electrons to become neutral.
S=[Ne]3S^2 3p^4 it needs to take 2 electrons to become neutral.

Your solution is unreadable. You also need to show some work, not just list the question and the answer and expect us to work it out for you.
 
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