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Isomerise (Verb)

Change into an isomer.

Verbs of size, temperature change, intensifying, etc..

The unstable molecule quickly isomerised to a more stable structure under high pressure conditions.
The compound isomerises to its mirror image when exposed to intense heat for an extended period.
Heat energy was applied to cause the molecules to isomerise into the desired form.
During the chemical reaction, one of the reactants isomerised to produce the required end product.
Some of the original molecules isomerised to the alternate form in the presence of a catalyst.

Cause to change into an isomer.

Verbs of size, temperature change, intensifying, etc..

The enzyme isomerise the molecule, rearranging its internal bonds to form a more stable compound.
Heat causes the molecules to isomerise, transforming them into a different stereoisomer.
Exposure to ultraviolet light can isomerise the compound, resulting in a change to its molecular structure.
The catalyst isomerise the substance, leading to the formation of a new isomer with distinct properties.
High-energy radiation can isomerise certain organic molecules, resulting in the creation of unusual isomers.