Chemical treatment of treading surfaces

Road structure – process – or apparatus – Process – In situ treatment of earth or roadway

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404 19, 510214, 510238, 510419, 134 27, B08B 308, C09K 1300

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ABSTRACT:
A chemical solution for neutralizing treading surfaces includes a neutralizing agent such as an alkaline silicate neutralizing solution, a suitable dyestuff (non-indicator dye) and a masking agent (indicator dye) for masking the true color of the dyestuff. The masking agent becomes colorless at a pH of 7.0 or greater. The chemical solution is applied to a suitable treading surface, such as a ceramic tile floor, a suitable time after an acid treatment solution of hydrofluoric acid and nitric acid has been applied to the treading surface. Use of the indicator dye in combination with the non-indicator dye in the chemical solution yields a strongly visible color change which distinguishes the areas that have been sufficiently supplied with neutralizing solution from those that have not been sufficiently supplied with the neutralizing solution.

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