Is coulombic efficiency (CE) same as electron distribution % of current as mg of chemical oxygen demand (COD)?

Varsha Jayachandran @Varsha-Jayachandran

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To determine the % of different electron sinks in MFCs, electron distribution (%) is represented as mg COD (eg: initial sCOD = 100%, current = 34%). Is this value of electron distribution same as coulombic efficiency of the MFC?

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