Ultradog, Using thinset mortar directly on the Plywood tends to dry the moisture, rather than curing the mortar, thus, no strength. What I'v done in the past when replacing particle board in a kitchen/bath to be covered with tile is to, after screwing the plywood into the subfloor @ 8" intervals EVERYWHERE is to coat it with spar varnish. The using thinset mortar, you can tile without fear of the tile breaking loose. It also keeps the new floor within 1/2 inch of the existing floor. The last kitchen I did had 1/2" 3-ply subfloor and the homeowner was concerned about 'flex'. after the new floor was in place and grouted, he was amazed at how much the floor had stiffened up. This has been over 3 years ago and no problems.
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