The Procter Gamble Company

Shanghai Baolong Industries Co., Ltd.

Shanghai Baolong Automotive Corporation

Hongling Chen

Wei Zhang

Qi Zhang

Scott William Capeci

Ming Tang

Hongsing Tan

Robert Wayne Glenn, Jr

Xu Huang

Toshiyuki Okada

Chong Gu

Carl David MacNamara

Boon Ho Ng

Min Jiang

Gabrielle Alejandro Nogueira Meza

Wei Li

This invention provides a multilayer dissolvable solid article, which comprises two or more flexible, dissolvable, porous sheets. Each of such two or more sheets is characterized by a Percent Open Cell Content of from about 80% to 100% and an Overall Average Pore Size of from about 100 μm to about 2000 μm and comprises a water-soluble polymer. At least two adjacent sheets in such dissolvable solid article are characterized by an Adhesion Score (AdS) of no less than 1, while the contacting surfaces of said at least two adjacent sheets are essentially free of adhesives. Preferably, the multilayer dissolvable solid article is essentially free of adhesives.

Multilayer dissolvable solid article and method of making same

Methods for in situ mixing of two or more different liquid compositions in a container by employing one or more liquid influxes that are offset by 1-50&#xb0; from a longitudinal axis of such container.

Method for in situ mixing of liquid compositions with offset liquid influx

An automobile tire pressure monitoring system and tire identification method that includes a transmitting and detecting unit provided on each tire, as well as a receiving and display unit that includes a receiving unit, a main control unit and a display unit. A plug-in encoding memory is plugged into the receiving and display unit. One fixed ID code, which is the same as that for the encoding memory, is provided for each transmitting and detecting unit. When the power is on, the receiving and display unit reads the ID code in each plug-in encoding memory plugged into the socket of the display unit, and saves the information on the corresponding relationships between ID codes saved in memories and the tire identity. After receiving the signal from the transmission unit, the receiving and display unit reads the ID codes in it, and determines whether these codes are identical with those in the memories. If the signal is valid, the receiving and display unit compares the corresponding relationships, determines on which tire the detection unit is transmitting the signal, and displays the information about pressure and temperature in corresponding display areas.

Automobile tire monitoring system and tire identification method

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Beijing, China

Hongling Chen