It seems you are asking about gasses and where they are produced. I'm assuming you meant to ask about gases, which are substances that have no fixed shape or volume.

Here's a table showcasing some common gases, where they're produced, and a few examples of their uses:

| Gas | Production Source | Uses |

|---|---|---|

| Oxygen (O₂) | - Photosynthesis by plants
- Industrial production by fractional distillation of air | - Respiration (breathing) by humans and animals
- Medical uses (oxygen therapy)
- Industrial processes (welding, combustion) |

| Carbon Dioxide (CO₂) | - Respiration by humans and animals
- Combustion of fossil fuels
- Industrial processes | - Photosynthesis by plants
- Carbonated beverages
- Fire extinguishers |

| Nitrogen (N₂) | - Fractional distillation of air | - Fertilizer production
- Food preservation (packaging)
- Manufacturing of explosives |

| Hydrogen (H₂) | - Chemical reactions (e.g., electrolysis of water)
- Natural gas production | - Fuel for rockets and fuel cells
- Production of ammonia (fertilizer) |

| Helium (He) | - Extracted from natural gas deposits | - Filling balloons and blimps
- Cooling magnets in MRI machines |

| Methane (CH₄) | - Decay of organic matter (e.g., landfills)
- Natural gas deposits | - Fuel for cooking and heating
- Production of electricity |

| Argon (Ar) | - Fractional distillation of air | - Welding (shielding gas)
- Filling incandescent light bulbs |

| Chlorine (Cl₂) | - Industrial production from electrolysis of brine | - Disinfecting water
- Production of plastics and pesticides |

| Ammonia (NH₃) | - Industrial production from nitrogen and hydrogen | - Fertilizer production
- Production of explosives and cleaning products |

| Sulfur Dioxide (SO₂) | - Combustion of fossil fuels containing sulfur
- Industrial processes | - Production of sulfuric acid
- Food preservative |

Note: This table represents a small sample of the many gases produced and used in various fields.