So what that basically means is 60,000 of the substrate molecules are transformed into product every single second, when all the active sites are actually occupied, are actually saturated with that subtra. This is what 60,000 molar per second actually tells us. So to calculate K two, also known as Kcat, the turnover number, we simply take the VMAX. So 60,000 molar per second, and we divide it by the total number of enzymes that we have inside our mixture. And what we ultimately get is 600,000 seconds to the negative one. And what this describes is it tells us that a single enzyme and its single active side can basically transform 600,000 substrate molecules into 600,000 product molecules every single second.