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El artículo científico es un documento técnico científico que presenta de manera precisa y detallada los resultados originales de una investigación. Su objetivo es comunicar los hallazgos y contribuciones a la comunidad científica y la sociedad. Estos artículos son evaluados antes de su publicación en revistas científicas, asegurando la calidad y validez del trabajo presentado.

Listado de artículos:

• Combining Effluent Treatment Methods to Remove Ammonia Nitrogen from Tannery Wastewater.
• Toxicity Assessment of Tanning Effluents Treated via Electrocoagulation and Ozonation Using a Bioassay with Lactuca sativa L.
• Reduction of Total Chromium Levels from Raw Tannery Wastewater via Electrocoagulation using Response Surface Methodology.
• Optimization of Alkaline Hydrolysis of Chrome Shavings to Recover Collagen Hydrolysate and Chromium Hydroxide.
• Development of a Degreasing Process for Paiche Skins (Arapaima gigas) for Tanning Preserving the Natural Pattern and Color.
• Efficiency of Electrocoagulation Method to Reduce COD, BOD and TSS in Tannery Industry Wastewater: Application of the Box-Behnken Design.
• Determination of the Tolerant Concentration of Eisenia fetida to Chrome Solid Residues from Tannery.
• Estimation of the Allowable Concentration of Chlorides in Soaking Effluents from the Tanning Process Using Ecotoxicological Tools.
• Evaluation of Environmental Performance of Chrome-Free Tanning Techniques of Paiche Skins (Arapaima gigas).
• Reducing Tannery Wastewater Pollutants through a Magnetic-Field and Ozone-Treatment Electrocoagulation System using Response Surface Methodology.
• Optimization of Chromium Removal from Tannery Effluents with the Natural Zeolite Neonite.
• Enhanced chromium removal from tannery wastewater through electrocoagulation with iron electrodes: Leveraging the Box-Behnken design for optimization.
• Evaluation of the Dyeing Process for Paiche (Arapaima gigas) Leather Using Colorant Extracted from Walnut Leaves (Juglans neotropica) for Scaling-Up.
• Assessment of the Hazard and Ecotoxicity of the Residues of Paiche Leather Dyed with Natural and Synthetic Colourants: A Focus on Environmental Sustainability.