Solutions compared of solutes and solvents

[Karma]

Hi I am doing this solute and solvent table and i need to fill in some empty spaces here is what i got so far, and what i need, any help will be appreciated.

Solvent Solute
Solid----> Solid---> Alloys such as bronze and brass
Liquid----> Solid ---> Salt in water (solid solute dissolved into a liquid solvent)
Gas-----> Solid ----> ?

Solvent Solute
Solid ---> liquid ---??
Liquid ---> liquid ---?
Gas ---> liquid ---?

Solvent Solute
Solid ---> Gas---> Hydrogen gas being produced from palladum
Liquid --> Gas--->Hydrochloric Acid, by dissolving hydrogen chloride gas in water
Gas ----> Gas --->Air, has a solution of N2 and O2

 

[GCT]

you might wish to consider suspensions, colloidal substances such as mayonaise. As for the liquid/liquid...there are many example, liquid ethanol in water. I'll let some others here help out with the rest.

 

[ravenprp]

In the first table, the missing solute in the gas-solvent combination could be a gas such as carbon dioxide (CO2), which can dissolve in water to form carbonic acid.

In the second table, the missing solute in the solid-liquid combination could be a solid such as sugar, which can dissolve in water to form a liquid solution.

In the third table, the missing solute in the gas-gas combination could be a gas such as carbon monoxide (CO), which can dissolve in air to form a gas solution.