# Further Learning

Some of these links have already been scattered around, but (I will) I'm putting all of them here. Or I will at some point.

You should definitely **check out OpenAir** ([www.openaircollective.cc/](http://www.openaircollective.cc/))! They have so many great resources including a carbon capture Discord server and carbon capture forum. They also run challenges and are just a great resource for learning everything about carbon capture.

* Learn how ion exchange works: <https://www.lenntech.com/Data-sheets/Ion-Exchange-for-Dummies-RH.pdf>.
* OpenAir is a community of CDR enthusiasts and volunteers with a large number of projects and large amounts of expertise: <https://openaircollective.cc/>.
* BTW, you can access most scholarly articles for free with Sci-Hub, if you find anything that interests you: <https://sci-hub.se/>.
* Original study: <https://sci-hub.se/10.1021/es201180v>.
* Studies with some more stuff and more clearing up on how it works: <https://sci-hub.se/10.1371/journal.pone.0179828> and <https://sci-hub.se/10.1002/ange.201507846> (I recommend reading these).
* A fun animation of moisture swing absorption: <https://openaircollective.cc/what-is-dacc/>.
* A whole other **page of resources**: <https://openaircollective.cc/resources/>.


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