Mining tailings are the main source of contamination of water resources due to the presence of heavy metals, which impact ecological systems and human health; Therefore, the implementation of innovative techniques that help mitigate the impact generated by these pollutants, such as lead, is urgently needed; Hence, the objective of this research was to evaluate the selective removal capacity of lead present in mining tailings using nanodendimers of humus, compost, humic acids and pure fulvic acids. A system of humus, compost, humic acids and fulvic acids was implemented to filter a solution of 200 ppm of lead obtained from a sample of mining tailings from the Samne area (La Libertad Region, Peru) that contained 3399 ppm of lead. lead. Then, the concentration of Pb in the filtrate of each system was determined using the atomic absorption spectrophotometry technique. Through this analysis, ...