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Odorants themselves are pure substances or mixtures thereof. In use, such as to impart a strong odor to normally odorless natural gas, they are added in small amounts to other materials. Ethanethiol added to natural gas would be considered a gaseous mixture, not a solution, as the natural gas does not act as a solvent.
