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In general, conversion is the transformation of one thing into another. Several specific examples of conversion have articles, including:

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Topics: Conversion Of Units, Conversion Syndrome, Conversion...

Conversion of unitsThis article lists conversion factors between a number of units of measurement. Key: definition exactly equal to approximatively equal to Length Area Volume Angle Mass In physics, the pound of mass is sometimes written lbm to distinguish it from the poundConversion syndromeConversion syndrome (a later term for hysteria) is a diagnosis popular in the late 19th century in which symptoms which cannot be explained medically by physical findings are attributed to psychological conflict (the conversion alluded to is the conversioConversionIn general, conversion is the transformation of one thing into another. Several specific examples of conversion have articles, including: Conversion (tort) Conversion of units Religious conversion Secondary conversion Conversion syndrome (psychology) Two-
Conversion disorderThis is a disease that manifests itself in many different ways. Conversion disorders are triggered by acute stress that the individual cannot cope with mentally. This overwhelming distress causes the brain to unconsciously disable or impair a bodily functConversion electronConversion electron . An electron (preferably from the K shell) has a certain probability of being in the nucleus. A meta stable nuclear state can then transfer its energy to the electron. If this happens, the electron becomes a free electron with a kinetConversion (tort)In law, conversion is a tort where an individual (the convertor) exercises control over another individual's chattel, and the damage caused by this control justifies the restitution of the chattel's full value. Stealing something from someone else is one
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