Salts contain colloidal residues called “binders”
Alumina Al2O3
Silica SiO2
Calcium Sulfate CaSO4
Binders keep salt molecules together (CaCO3)
Binders need a neutral charge to bind with salts
Zeta Core adds electrons to the water stream
Binders become negatively charged
No longer bind with salt molecules
Salt molecules have difficulty forming
Reduces the attraction between particles
Forces elements to seek a neutral, atomic state
Ca+2 ? Ca
Cl- ? Cl2
Strips away the binders
Thus, reducing the size of molecules
Minimizes salt formation
More stable, elemental substances are created
Less likely to bind up, react.

Specifically . . .

Electronegativity = (e-)
An elements ability to acquire electrons
How readily elements bond
Zeta Core (e-) < Water Stream (e-)
Zeta Core looses electrons
Water stream accepts electrons
Ca+2 and Mg+2 become Ca and Mg, less likely to bond
H+ + e- ? H2
Less hydrogen bonding between water molecules
Surface tension is reduced, water is more penetrable
Binders remain negatively charged
Less salt formation