1. the process or result of converting or transforming one thing into another and back again, or between different forms
Usage: commonly used in chemistry and biochemistry; often implies a reversible or mutual transformation

Examples

• The interconversion of glucose and fructose is an important metabolic process.
• Scientists studied the interconversion between different forms of the protein.
• The interconversion of energy from one type to another follows the laws of thermodynamics.
• In the reaction, the interconversion of reactants and products reaches equilibrium.
• The enzyme catalyzes the interconversion of two different molecular structures.