Abstract: A cartridge designed to dispense fluid via atomization is provided. The system generally comprises a cartridge, fluid, manifold, and air supply, wherein the air supply injects air through the manifold and into the cartridge through an air inlet of the cartridge. The air is manipulated by the cartridge in a way that creates a stream of fast-moving air above a fluid within the cartridge. This results in a zone of lower pressure above the fluid that results in the fluid to be suctioned into said stream of fast-moving air where it is atomized. The atomized fluid is then carried by the stream of fast-moving air out an atomization outlet where it is dispersed within the environment.

Abstract: A system that atomizes one or more plant essences, botanical fluids, isolates, and other plant distillates to be administered by inhalation is provided. The system generally comprises a fluid, distributer, computing entity, processor operably connected to the computing entity and distributer, and non-transitory computer-readable medium coupled to the processor. Air furnished by the air supply may move through the manifold and into the cartridge where it is manipulated into a stream of fast-moving air. This stream of fast-moving air is then combined with fluid within the cartridge to create atomized fluid, which moves through the cartridge to an atomization outlet where it is dispersed within the environment. In some embodiments, a user may control the system via a user interface of the computing entity.

Abstract: This is a method and apparatus through which individuals can objectively create or match colors. It is a device in which transparent discs containing varying color pigmentation are placed within an opaque holder and manipulated in such a way as to combine the colors in a viewing window on said holder allowing the viewer to visibly see the color displayed and manipulate that color with corresponding color tabs on said discs to obtain a desired result. The varying colors on the transparent discs are labeled with symbolic indicators so that the viewer can reference the color being viewed in the viewing window when either viewing a single disc or multiple discs together. The invention can be used either by itself without the use of an objective object or can be used with reference to an objective object. The invention has many applications such, but not limited to, matching skin tone to prosthetic devices and creating or matching paint colors for domestic or commercial application.

Abstract: Hot melt adhesive compositions for bonding rigid polypropylene substrates comprise intimate blends of an amorphous copolyolefin copolymer, a polyolefin wax, a rosin-based ester resin and a polybutylene copolymer.