Treated water product obtained with use of a synthetic quartz crystal

A water product having at least one physical property that differs from at least one specific property of untreated water,

• wherein the water product is produced by a method comprising the steps of:
• adding ozone to water to thereby produce ozonated water;
• and
• using an immersion chamber, immersing a crystal in the ozonated water, wherein the crystal comprises a synthetic quartz crystal that is at least one of:
• piezoelectric and pyroelectric, and wherein the immersing facilitates a transfer of electrical energy between said ozonated water and said crystal,
• wherein the ozonated water is introduced to the immersion chamber, the immersion chamber containing the crystal, and wherein the ozonated water flows past the crystal inside the immersion chamber such that the ozonated water contacts the crystal as said ozonated water flows through the immersion chamber and such that the transfer of electrical energy occurs,
• wherein an inlet of the immersion chamber is elevated with respect to an outlet of the immersion chamber, such that a flow of the ozonated water within the immersion chamber is at least partially determined by gravity,
• and wherein the at least one physical property of the water product is conductivity and the at least one specific property of the untreated water is also conductivity, and wherein a conductivity of the water product is different from a conductivity of the untreated water.