Gradual decrease of electric resistivity in water triggered with milli gauss low frequency pulsed magnetic field

Summary form only given. A peculiar phenomenon that the electric resistivity of purified water gradually decrease with time through several hours and days after applying a milli-gauss low frequency pulsed magnetic field (PMF) in a short time as 1 s has been reported. A quite similar phenomenon was also found in highly purified water and confirmed that the phenomenon is originated in hydromolecular behavior. A high stability of the resistivity in the PMF magnetized water through temperature variation ranging 0 /spl sim/ 60/spl deg/C and proliferative decreasing of the resistivity in mixed water with a PMF magnetized and non-magnetized waters were also measured.