Yuanshen acquisition energy storage device terminal research institute

How do you unlock a research terminal in Genshin Impact?

Acquire all three energy devices to unlock the terminals (Image via HoYoverse) During An Eye for an Eye World Quest in Genshin Impact, travelers get the objective to Acquire the energy storage device and unlock the research terminal ahead. Luckily, it is a very simple task.

How do you use energy storage devices in Genshin Impact?

Players must collect three Energy Storage Devices and use them on three different Terminals to remove the barriers blocking the Research Terminal. The step is quite simple and easy to follow as the Research Terminals are marked on the map in Genshin Impact.

How do you find a research terminal?

You will be able to easily spot the research terminal. Place the energy storage device near it and break the second seal, which will open more paths. Once that is done, go back to your original spot to pick up the last device. After collecting the third energy storage device, go straight and turn left at the end.

How do I unlock the research terminal?

Below is a guide to acquiring the energy storage device and unlocking the research terminal ahead. There are three seals in the Geode Mine Shaft. You must pick up all three storage devices and place them near the research terminals to undo them. This will power up the mechanisms, allowing you to interact with them and break the seal.

How do you find the last energy storage device?

Place the energy storage device near it and break the second seal, which will open more paths. Once that is done, go back to your original spot to pick up the last device. After collecting the third energy storage device, go straight and turn left at the end. You will find the last research terminal near a broken mine car.

How does Hosseini et al model compressed hydrogen storage?

Hosseini et al. thermodynamically model the filling phase of compressed hydrogen storage and analyze it based on the second law of thermodynamics. Fuel cells are low power-density devices like batteries that convert chemical energy to electricity.