One possible explanation is that the remedies leave an electronic fingerprint on the water in which they are diluted, which is then used in the...

One possible explanation is that the remedies leave an electronic fingerprint on the water in which they are diluted, which is then used in the actual remedy.

-- Catherine Guthrie, "Homeopathy Finally Gets Some Respect," on how homeopathic remedies that don't contain even one molecule of active ingredient could be effective. 

What would the fallacy for the argument above be and why?