Mixing Matter: Can All Phases be Combined?

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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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I wish my chemistry homework was this easy.
 

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