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    TH 688 Midnight Resistance of Ceramic Tile To Chemical Substances ASTM C650

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    The document summarizes the results of a test conducted on ceramic tiles to determine their resistance to chemical substances. Specifically, 12 tiles were each exposed to 10% hydrochloric acid and 10% potassium hydroxide at 75°F for 24 hours. After exposure, none of the tiles showed any effects from the chemical substances. The tiles passed the test for resistance to chemical substances according to ASTM C650 test method standards.

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    • TILE INSTITUTE of AMERICA

    1262 Bouquet Circle, Thousand Oaks, California 91362 Telephone: (805) 371-TILE (8453) Facsimile: (805) 371-8455
    •
    TIA' s Client: 20140815
    AquaBella/Main Street Art, Inc.
    Mr. Brian L. Streadbeck
    450 South Alpine Highway
    Alpine, Utah 84004
    Telephone: (714) 264-8269 Facsimile: (714) 685-0465
    [email protected]

    Tile: Tahitian Series, color blue/dark grey "TH-688" Midnight porcelain body glazed.
    Nominal size: 6" x 6" x W'. Tile made in China.
    Conditions: New tiles sent to TILE INSTITUTE of AMERICA in sealed manufacturer' s boxes from
    client above and selected at random .

    Resistance of Ceramic Tile to Chemical Substances (ASTM C650)


    Procedure: This test method covers a procedure for determining whether, and to what degree,
    ceramic tiles are affected by prolonged exposure to chemical substances. The temperature was
    controlled at 75±5 ° F (24±3 ° C) with an exposure time of24 hours.

    Specimens Substance Temperature. °F (°C) Time. hours Results


    I. l 0% Hydrochloric Acid 75±5 (24 ± 3) 24 N ot affe cted
    I. I O'Vo Potassium Hydroxide 75±5 (24 ± 3) 24 Not affe cted
    2. I 0% Hydrochloric Acid 75±5 (24 ± 3) 24 Not affected
    2. I 0% Potassium Hydroxide 75±5 (24 ± 3) 24 N ot affected
    3. I 0% Hydrochloric Acid 75±5 (24 ± 3) 24 Not affected
    3. I 0% Potassium Hydroxide 75±5 (24 ± 3) 24 Not affected
    4. 10% Hydrochloric Acid 75±5 (24 ± 3) 24 Not affected
    4. 10% Potass ium Hydrox ide 75±5 (24 ± 3) 24 Not affect ed
    5. l 0% Hydrochloric Acid 75±5 (24 ± 3) 24 N ot affected
    5. I 0% Potass ium Hydroxide 75±5 (24 ± 3) 24 Not affected
    6. I 0% Hydroch loric Acid 75±5 (24 ± 3) 24 Not affected
    6. I 0% Potassium Hydroxide 75±5 (24 ± 3) 24 Not affected
    7. I 0% Hydrochloric Acid 75±5 (24 ± 3) 24 Not af fected
    7. I 0% Potassium Hydroxide 75±5 (24 ± 3) 24 Not affected
    8. l 0% Hydrochloric Acid 75±5 (24 ± 3) 24 N ot a ffected
    8. I 0% Potass ium Hydrox ide 75±5 (24 ± 3) 24 Not affe cted
    9. I 0% H ydrochloric Acid 75±5 (24 ± 3) 24 N ot a ffected
    9. I 0% Potass ium l lydroxide 75±5 (24 ± 3) 24 Not affected
    10. I 0% Hydrochloric Acid 75±5 (24 ± 3) 24 N ot anected
    10. 10% Potass ium Hydroxide 75±5 (24 ± 3) 24 N ot affected
    I J. I 0% Hydroch loric J\cid 75±5 (24 ± 3) 24 Not aflectccl
    I I. l 0% Potassium Hydroxide 75±5 (24 ± 3) 24 Not at1ected
    12. l 0% Hydroch loric Acid 75±5 (24 ± 3) 24 Not affected
    12. I 0% Potassium Hydrox ide 75±5 (24 ± 3) 24 Not affected
    Test Results: Pass
    Sincerely,

    fo4 Gerald M. Halweg, CTC, TA.


    UTE of AMERICA
    Date: //--/ - ,:)-o / fC
    President/CEO of TILE

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