The Experimental Evidences of the Magnetism of Water by Magnetic-Field Treatment

The magnetism of water by magnetic-field treatment is experimentally affirmed by means of the existences of hysteresis curve of magnetization for the variations of intensity of magnetized effect vs. the magnetic-field, which appears in the processes of increasing and decreasing the magnetic-fields, and the change of X-ray diffraction peaks of nanoFe(2)O(3) + magnetized water relative to that of nanoFe(2)O(3) + pure water hybrid as well as its experimental datum of magnetization strength. The magnetism of magnetized water are also confirmed from the theoretical results of the proton transfer in the ring hydrogen-bonded chains composed of molecules in water. Thus, we can conclude that the magnetized water possesses certain magnetism.