Answer:
Explanation:
It resembles a simple composition. Your instructor may not accept that answer. What is happening is the Fe is giving up 2 electrons so that it may embrace the C5H5.
That's usually what happens in a simple composition.
What makes me wonder is the C5H5. It has no charge and yet the Fe is shown as giving up 2 electrons. I'm guessing that either a halogen is introduced or something is to the left of C5H5 on the left side of the equation.
Anyway it is a composition of some kind.
