In nature, waters are purified and rejuvenated by evaporation and percolation. As rain water travels through aquifers, it passes across many sands and rocks, some of which are capable of restoring the natural polarity of pure waters. As waters collect minerals and contaminants or lay stagnate, the polar alignment becomes corrupted.
Water then loses much of it's desirable properties as a fluid and a solvent.
The Allotropic cell generates a quantum field which is, at least in part, responsible for the physical changes it induces on aqueous solutions and the solids they contain. This electrochemical reaction, aligns the molecules in the direction of the field. When water and dissolved solids pass near the allotropic cell, the force it generates displaces the electrons within their molecular complexes. In essence, the charged particles acquire energy from their own collective momentum. The influence of this field, increases the particle surface energy which by effect, greatly improves the solubility potential.