quantum structure??

Inexpertly, the central Phosphorous (P) atom must lose an electron (P+), so as to have a 4-electron valence shell, like carbon (which can also form four tetrahedral bonds).  Then, each of the four Oxygen (O) atoms must gain an electron (O-), so as to have a 7-electron valence shell, like Fluorine (which can also form single bonds).  Thus, is not the quantum structure of Phosphate (P+)(O-)4 ? 66.235.38.214