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A water treatment system, comprising a plurality of pipes, each of the plurality of pipes formed of a rare earth metal alloy and configured for water passage therethrough in a water flow direction wherein excitation of electrons in the rare earth metal alloy of at least one pipe in the plurality of

A water treatment system, comprising a plurality of pipes, each of the plurality of pipes formed of a rare earth metal alloy and configured for water passage therethrough in a water flow direction wherein excitation of electrons in the rare earth metal alloy of at least one pipe in the plurality of pipes forms an electric field along the at least one pipe, the electric field having a direction perpendicular to the water flow direction in the at least one pipe, and a plurality of permanent magnets configured to create a magnetic field along the at least one pipe, the magnetic field having a direction perpendicular to the water flow direction of the at least one pipe, wherein the electric field and the magnetic field are configured to break at least some hydrogen bonds between water molecules of water passing through the at least one pipe.

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1. A method for water treatment, the method carried out by way of: passing water through a plurality of channels in a direction of water flow, each of said plurality of channels being embedded in a surface of at least one magnetically permeable channel plate including a rare earth metal alloy; andcr

1. A method for water treatment, the method carried out by way of: passing water through a plurality of channels in a direction of water flow, each of said plurality of channels being embedded in a surface of at least one magnetically permeable channel plate including a rare earth metal alloy; andcreating a magnetic field by placing a plurality of permanent magnets to form at least one permanent magnet layer adjacent to an exterior side of said at least one magnetically permeable channel plate, said magnetic field having a direction perpendicular to said direction of water flow through at least one channel of said plurality of channels;wherein said magnetic field breaks at least some hydrogen bonds between water molecules passing through said at least one channel of said plurality of channels. 2. The method of claim 1, also comprising, prior to said passing, embedding at least two channels in said plurality of channels parallel to one another in a single said magnetically permeable channel plate. 3. The method of claim 1, wherein at least one of said plurality of channels comprises a plurality of longitudinal segments having a first diameter, said segments being connected by a plurality of ridges having a second diameter, said second diameter being greater than the first diameter. 4. The method of claim 1, wherein prior to said passing at least some water molecules to be passed through said plurality of channels are grouped in clusters having a first size, and wherein said break of said at least some hydrogen bonds results in at least some water molecules exiting said plurality of channels being grouped into clusters having a second size following said passing, said second size being smaller than said first size. 5. The method of claim 1, also comprising increasing chemical reactivity of at least some water molecules passing through at least one of said plurality of channels. 6. The method of claim 5, wherein said increasing said chemical reactivity results in reduced scale sedimentation in a boiler into which water flows from said plurality of channels. 7. The method of claim 5, wherein said increasing said chemical reactivity results in removal of scale sedimentation from a boiler into which water flows from said plurality of channels. 8. The method of claim 1, wherein said placing said at least one permanent magnet layer is formed on an exterior surface of each of said plurality of channels. 9. The method of claim 1, also comprising arranging said plurality of permanent magnets in at least two permanent magnet layers forming a matrix, each of said at least two permanent magnet layers comprising some of said plurality of permanent magnets arranged in alternating North-South order in the rows and columns of said at least two permanent magnet layers, wherein said at least two permanent magnet layers are configured to generate magnetic fields between said at least two permanent magnet layers, and wherein the magnetic fields generated by said at least two permanent magnet layers apply force in alternating directions. 10. The method of claim 8, wherein said placing said plurality of permanent magnets to form said at least one permanent magnet layer comprises enclosing said plurality of permanent magnets in magnet cavities within a plastic clapboard, and placing said plastic clapboard parallel to said at least one magnetically permeable channel plate. 11. A water treatment system comprising: a plurality of channels, each of said plurality of channels being embedded in a surface of at least one magnetically permeable channel plate including a rare earth metal alloy and configured for water passage therethrough in a water flow direction; anda plurality of permanent magnets forming at least one permanent magnet layer, said at least one permanent magnet layer adjacent to an exterior side of said at least one magnetically permeable channel plate, said plurality of permanent magnets creating a magnetic field having a direction perpendicular to said water flow direction of at least one channel of said plurality of channels;wherein said magnetic field breaks at least some hydrogen bonds between water molecules passing through said at least one channel of said plurality of channels. 12. The system of claim 11, wherein at least two channels in said plurality of channels are embedded in a single said magnetically permeable channel plate and lie parallel to one another therein. 13. The system of claim 11, wherein at least one of said plurality of channels comprises a plurality of longitudinal segments having a first diameter, said segments being connected by a plurality of ridges having a second diameter, said second diameter being greater than the first diameter. 14. The system of claim 11, wherein at least some water molecules entering said plurality of channels are grouped in clusters having a first size, and wherein said break of said at least some hydrogen bonds results in at least some water molecules exiting said plurality of channels being grouped into clusters having a second size, said second size being smaller than said first size. 15. The system of claim 11, wherein said magnetic field increases chemical reactivity in at least some water molecules passing through at least one of said plurality of channels. 16. The system of claim 15, wherein said increase in said chemical reactivity of said at least some water molecules results in reduced scale sedimentation in a boiler associated with said water treatment system. 17. The system of claim 15, wherein said increase in said chemical reactivity of said at least some water molecules results in removal of scale sedimentation from a boiler associated with said water treatment system. 18. The system of claim 11, wherein said at least one permanent magnet layer is formed on an exterior surface of each of said plurality of channels. 19. The system of claim 11, wherein said plurality of permanent magnets are arranged in at least two permanent magnet layers forming a matrix, each of said at least two permanent magnet layers comprising some of said plurality of permanent magnets arranged in alternating North-South order in the rows and columns of said at least two permanent magnet layers, wherein said at least two permanent magnet layers are configured to generate magnetic fields between the layers, and wherein the magnetic fields generated by said at least two permanent magnet layers apply force in alternating directions. 20. The system of claim 18 wherein said plurality of permanent magnets are enclosed in magnet cavities within a plastic clapboard to form said at least one permanent magnet layer, and said plastic clapboard lies parallel to said at least one magnetically permeable channel plate.