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Blank tests using non-exchanged Nafion® in methanol show that primary and secondary α-hydroxyketones are easily converted to various methoxy derivatives which are prone to autoxidation.

There are also African-Americans who have been converted to various forms of Judaism, as well as Jews of Ethiopian origin who immigrated to Israel and subsequently moved to America.

Unbeknown to most consumers (although obvious to anyone who has opened up a computer), computers convert alternating current into direct current, which in turn is converted to various voltages.

The selective transformation of cellulose, the main component of lignocellulosic biomass, into platform chemicals, which can be easily converted to various chemicals or fuels in the subsequent step, under mild conditions is a promising route.

The data is then downloaded and optionally converted to various formats using fully configurable 'post-processes'.

The pyruvate can then be converted to various biosynthetic intermediates by the TCA cycle and anaplerotic pathways (Fig.  3).

Carbon dioxide (CO2) emitted into the atmosphere--either from natural sources or from the combustion of fossil fuels--dissolves in the oceans, where it converts to various forms of carbonate that ultimately release hydrogen ions and increase acidity.

Over time, the high-spin ferric compound can convert to various low-spin ferric forms called hemichromes (scheme 1).

They refute the suggestion made last year by the historian Shlomo Sand in his book "The Invention of the Jewish People" that Jews have no common origin but are a miscellany of people in Europe and Central Asia who converted to Judaism at various times.

Macroalgae can be converted to biofuels by various processes including thermal treatment [ 41] and fermentation [ 19, 42] but the most direct route to obtaining biofuel from macroalgae is via its anaerobic digestion (AD) to biogas (~ 60% methane).

The most famous Apologist, however, was Justin Martyr, who was converted to Christianity after trying various philosophical schools, paid lengthy visits to Rome, and was martyred there (c. 165).