No. It would be a mixture of numerous mixtures of compounds. Compounds are very simple groups of items. Each of the major components of the Pizza, such as cheese, mushrooms, pepperoni, tomato sauce, and dough are not simple groups of items. The cheese, for example, may contain a variety of different fat molecules (both saturated fats and oils), a variety of different protein molecules, some organic acids (like vinegar), etc. each of these different molecules is itself a compound.
No
Peppers Onions Olives Anchovies Pepperoni Sausage mushroom
Mustard would complement the pepperoni.
It would be considered an element.
Translation: Pizza de pepperoni
It would be a molecule. It cannot be considered a compound because it contains atoms of only one element.
Water is an compound essential to life.
The most obvious way to make cheese pizza out of pepperoni pizza would be by removing the pepperoni's from on top of the pizza. Voila! Cheese pizza.
It is the formula of the allotrope of sulfur; it is considered a compound by some chemists.
if refrigerated at the store can pepperoni be left out on the shelf. Another answer: If the pepperoni meets the USDA definition for a dry sausage, it should be shelf stable. Even so, I would prefer to keep it refrigerated to help protect the flavor.
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That would be the 1-up mushroom.
He would be considered an Organic Chemist.