We consider the conversion of first sound into second sound and the reverse
in different impure superfluid systems. We calculate the coupling between
temperature (entropy) oscillations and pressure (density) oscillations for
impure superfluids (including He-3-He-4 mixtures) and for superfluid He (bo
th He-3 and He-4) in aerogel and show that sound conversion in these system
s is governed by c(partial derivative rho/partial derivativec) or by sigma
rho (a)rho (s) (instead of partial derivative rho/partial derivativeT, whic
h is enormously small in pure He). This replacement plays a fundamental rol
e in the sound conversion phenomenon in impure superfluids and superfluids
in aerogel. It enhances the coupling strengths of the two sounds and decrea
ses the threshold values for nonlinear processes in homogeneous superfluids
. Some phenomena such as the slow mode of superfluid He-3 and He-4 in aerog
el, and heat pulse propagation with the velocity of first sound in HeII in
aerogel can be understood as a double sound conversion phenomena.