Bibliometric-patentometric analysis of scientific-technological alternatives for the treatment of industrial water and waste using natural and/or modified zeolites
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The objetive of this work is to analyze the scientific –technological production for the treatment of water and industrial waste using natural and /or modified zeolites,through bibliometric and patentometric studies. The research required the use of different theoretical Methods such as the analytical –synthetic, the inductive –deductive, and the empirical method for classic documentary analysis. The results showed that scientific advances in the use of modified natural zeolite for the removal of heavy metals and ammonium are relevant. It is concluded that scientific and technological production on this topic has made important advances in the period studied in question (2010-2020).
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