The regularities of changing chemical composition and size of a ultra-small multicomponent gas bubble growing in a viscous solution have been analyzed. The full-scale effects of solution viscosity and bubble curvature at non-stationary diffusion of arbitrary number of dissolved gases with any value of gas supersaturations and solubilities in the surrounding liquid solution have been taken into account. The nonuniform concentration profiles of gas species in supersaturated solution around the growing bubble with changing composition have been found as a function of time and distance from the bubble center. Equations describing transition to stationary concentrations of gases in the bubble with increasing radius have been obtained. Analytic asymptotic solutions of these equations for a ternary system have been presented.