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What is the Concept of Turnover Frequency?

Turnover frequency (TOF) is a measure of the catalytic activity, defined as the number of reaction events occurring per catalytic site per unit time. It is an important parameter in evaluating the efficiency of a catalyst in industrial applications.

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