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As chlorinated water flows through the unit the dissimilar metals in KDF, (copper and zinc), create a galvanic or electrolytic reaction, which causes the two chlorine ions to combine with a zinc ion to form a harmless chloride. KDF does not hold the chlorine; it changes chlorine from an element into a harmless compound.
