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What is Turn Over Frequency?

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Turnover frequency (TOF) is derived from the turn over number, it is used to refer turnover per unit time.The turnover frequency is in the range of for solid catalyst 10-2 - 102 s-1 and for enzymes 103 - 107 s-1.

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