1	"Crystal Clear Technologies," Crystal Clear Technologies, Inc.
2	CCT Company Overview NSF SBIR P1 (R&D) (2005) $100K U. Texas P2 (Commercialization) $500K U. Oregon P2-R Grant (modeling) $200K U. Kansas P2-S (ASU-WQC) $ 25K California Clean Tech Open Winner (WATER) $100K ONAMI GAP Funding Winner $225K P2-b (50% match) $500K - possible
3	CCT Technology Roadmap Vision: low cost purification for drinking water one person/one year/$1 Technology: Nano-Technology/ Clean Technology Green Technology Capabilities: - Effective for all classes of contaminants - Passive technology First step: Inorganics - Ligand nano-coating technology for low cost metal adsorption & recycling.
4	Crystal Clear NMX^TM Technology Low cost substrate NMX^TM nano-coating (patent pending) Remove targeted contaminants Regeneration capability No waste stream
5	Crystal Clear’s NMX^TM Technology Low cost substrate NMX^TM nano-coating (patent pending) Remove targeted contaminants Regeneration capability No waste stream
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7	Mass of multiple layers
8	Loading of Material with Pb(II) and As(III) Dramatic increase in loading level of the material for both Pb(II) and As(III) after coating with the ligand. Coated mineral filter medium is regenerable, with loading rates (by weight) of: Lead adsorption: 16% Arsenic (+3,+5) adsorption: 10% Mercury, Cadmium, Barium, and Copper passed “NSF 53 certification” All coated substrates also passed the TCLP (Toxicity Characteristic Leaching Procedure) test for hazardous wastes (contaminants do not leach off filter medium once bound).
9	NMX^TM Gets the Lead Out
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12	Treatment Product Solutions
13	Product Strategy
14	Go to Market Opportunities
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16	Water Filtration Market Size(US)
17	US Residential Water Filtration/Purification Segments
18	Major Players-POU
19	Major Players-POE
20	Residential Market (US)
21	Primary Tap Water Contaminants
22	CCT Product Concepts Unserved Served World
23	Everyone should care about lead
24	Intellectual Property
25	CCT Technology Differentiation Clean Technology High capacity capability Selective for a class of contaminants Passes TCLP test Regenerable (in-situ recharge) No waste stream generated Reclamation of the metal Distributed Purifier exceeds EPA & International Certification (NSF 53, NSF 55)
26	Crystal Clear Status Siemens Water Technologies – in test Dow Chemical – validation samples in test Culligan -partner for POE/POU unit Ahlstrom - in test Naval Research Laboratory - testing of new substrate Sandia National Labs - partner on filter testing GaTech - licensing technology National University of Singapore - licensing technology RSR Technologies - validation samples in test
27	The Crystal Clear Opportunity Protected intellectual property Unique, proprietary technology Experienced team Strong global market need Right time. Right approach. Right team.
28	"Company Overview" Company Overview Additional slides
29	FDA TOXICITY ISSUES
30	Arsenic in Drinking Water EPA imposed a new drinking water standard on Jan. 1, 2006, from 50 ppb to 10 ppb As.
31	“Nanocoated Materials” for Metal Removal
32	Crystal Clear Financials Revenue ($000) 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 Total Revenue $30 $108 $1,298 $4,100 $15,750 $45,750 Gross Margin 0% 0% 28% 41% 53% 57% Operating Profit ($ 275) ($660) ($4,000) ($5,000) $1,500 $6,000