Safe drinking water is essential to humans and other life forms even though it provides no calories or organic nutrients. Access to safe drinking water.

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Safe drinking water is essential to humans and other life forms even though it provides no calories or organic nutrients. Access to safe drinking water has improved over the last decades in almost every part of the world.

Water molecules are said to be polar because they possess a permanent dipole moment.

Answer : Dipole nature means that the overall polarity of the water molecule creates a region of positive charge and region of negative charge. Oxygen is an extremely electronegative atom which means because of the big numbers of the electrons. So when electrons are shared between oxygen and hydrogen they are closer to the oxygen than the hydrogen. The hydrogen which are not very electronegative will have a greater positive charge due to the lack of electron density. Since both hydrogen are positively charged and oxygen is negatively charged (two poles) Meaning dipole molecule

It was found that the water chemistry mainly depends on : - Shape of the molecule - The asymmetry of the molecule - The net dipole moment of the molecule Recently, it was discovered that the near infrared spectrum and refractive index of water can be affected by a strong magnetic field. Some researchers have suggested that the magnetic field somehow strengthens hydrogen bonds, but the exact mechanism behind these results remains a mystery.

Our Idea We thought about the effect of an external uniform magnetic field to be applied on the water stream and then use this water instead of normal drinking water in a very common medical process “chelation” of heavy metals from the blood by a famous chemical chelator to find out the enhancement chance by using magnetized water

Common lead chelators : DMSA EDTA Angelica Officinalis Vit. C What is the chelation therapy ? It is a medical procedure that involves the administration of chelating agents to remove heavy metals from the body. Chelation therapy has a long history of use in clinical toxicology

Experimental animals (rabbits) N = 67 Control Group N = 10 Neither receive lead intoxication nor any treatment Group 2 Animals received MTW instead of normal drinking water Group 3 Animals received lead ions for 21 days with no treatment Group 4 Animals received lead ions for 21 days with application of DMSA as a chelator with normal drinking water Group 4 Animals received lead ions for 21 days with application of DMSA as a chelator with MT water

RESULTS Time hr A 630 nm Mm -1 Control group 1 Lead + DMSA + MTW Lead + DMSA + drinking water Lead ions Hb Auto-oxidation rate MTW only

RESULTS Hb Intrinsic viscosity The extrapolation of the line represent the graph between concentration and the division of relative viscosity over the concentration fives the intrinsic viscosity of the hemoglobin. This is mean the viscosity when the effect of solvent is canceled. C  r /C

RESULTS Hb Intrinsic viscosity The extrapolation of the line represent the graph between concentration and the division of relative viscosity over the concentration fives the intrinsic viscosity of the hemoglobin. This is mean the viscosity when the effect of solvent is canceled. ControlG2G3G4G5 Intrinsic viscosity ± ± ± ± ±

RESULTS Hb Electrical Conductivity Hemoglobin molecules have hydrophobic groups in the their surface and these groups can act as electrical conductivity area, the speed by which the electricity run over the surface reflects a picture about the 3D dimensional structure of the molecules. ControlG2G3G4G5 Electrical conductivity ± ± ± ± ± 4.58

RESULTS Hb derivatives concentrations Hemoglobin is found in the blood stream as conjugated derivatives, oxyhemoglobin, sulphohemoglobin, carboxy hemoglobin and Methemoglobin.

Group S-HbMet-HbHb-COHb-O 2 Control gm/dl % ± ± ± ± G1G ± ± ± ± G2G ± ± ± ± G3G ± ± ± ± G4G ± ± ± ±

SOD activity U/mL Glutathione peroxidase U/mL Control ± ± G1G ± ± G2G ± ± G3G ± ± G ± ± RESULTS Antioxidants concentrations

In conclusion, it safe to say that magnetic treated water played a role in controlling the oxidative stress cam from the heavy metal ions and enhance the function hemoglobin derivatives as well as enhancing the biophysical performance of the hemoglobin molecule.