Abstract: A projectile for use in hunting is formed of a hard tapered first body, and second and third bodies disposed behind the first body. The three bodies are connected together by an axial stem extending rearwardly from the first body and a securing nut threaded onto its end to attach the bodies together. A chamber in the second body is closed by the first body. When the first body impacts a hard object, the chamber and air therein are pressurized to cause explosion of the second body to generate shrapnel. The outer surfaces of the second and third bodies have helical grooves for guidance and spinning of the projectile. At a rear end of the projectile, the outer surface is provided with an annular smooth area to fit complementarily with the smooth interior surface of the gun barrel, to prevent leakage of combustion gases.

Abstract: Novel derivatives of isosorbide mononitrate and its pharmaceutically acceptable salts, which have vasodilating activity with a reduced effect of tolerance, of the general formula (I) 1

Abstract: A prefabricated spatial structure includes rods which are rectilinear tubes having a circular section and closed at each end by a cap which is joined to the tube by means of an annular weld or any other convention system and which has a hole concentric with the axis of the rod. The circular head of a special bolt is housed in the interior part of the cap. The bolt includes two threaded bodies having different diameters and opposite threading directions, the threaded body closest to the head having a smaller diameter than the diameter of the hole of the cap. The other threaded body is situated at the end of the bolt and has threads identical to that of the holes made in a node. The difference in diameters of the bodies is determined by a step which forms a flat or truncated resting surface coaxial with the axis of the bolt. The bolt is provided with a threaded nut which is coupled to the threaded body having the greater diameter.

Abstract: A water tank is disclosed suitable for connection to the bowl of a toilet device, the tank being provided with a flush valve actuated from the top end by an actuating device; an inlet valve of the up-closing type, connected to the water supply system; buoyant pulling mechanism for the inlet valve to carry the closing element onto the up-closing seat, to prevent the further entrance of water into the tank, when a predetermined level has been reached; and a rocking lever, mechanically connected to said flush valve actuating device, suitable to push the closing element of the inlet valve downwardly, against the buoyant mechanism and water pressure forcing it upwardly, so as to open the inlet passage of the valve, in order to replenish said tank, upon the flushing thereof, until said predetermined level is again reached.