The tools can be designed to operate on any type of production. During production, crude oil is sucked up through the lower end of the tool causing multiple streams or jets of crude oil to emanate from the radically bored holes in the center inserts and the wall of the tube. Electrons released from the proprietary metal in the inserts and walls of the chamber combine with molecules of the hydrocarbons and other minerals. This action alters certain physical characteristics of the crude oil, produced water and other entrained minerals which otherwise build up and clog the tubing and impede the upward flow of the crude.