Mixing Matter: Can All Phases be Combined?

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All phases of matter can form mixtures, as demonstrated by examples like bronze, air, and hot chocolate. Mixing powdered bronze with air and hot chocolate illustrates how solids, gases, and liquids can interact. The discussion highlights the simplicity of creating such mixtures, even in a basic chemistry context. The ease of forming these mixtures suggests a fundamental principle of matter interaction. Overall, the conversation emphasizes the versatility of combining different states of matter.
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Can all phases of matter form mixtures?

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What couldn't you form a mixture of?
 
Think about bronze, the air, and hot chocolate
 
That is trivially simple...

grind bronze into a powder and whip it along with air into the hot chocolate.
Or you could just drop a piece of bronze into hot chocolate and cover (ensuring that there is some headspace for the air).
 
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