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The electrochemical behavior of methylene blue (MB) at a carbon fiber microcylinder electrode, was studied by cyclic voltammetry. The charge transfer coefficient α of the electrode reaction with two‐electron transfer is 0.5, and the number of H+ participating in the electrode process is 3 at pH 2.2–5.4, 2 at pH 5.4–6.0 and 1 at pH 6.0–10.7, respectively. The standard electron transfer rate constant ko′, and standard formal potential Eo′ of MB at various pH were determined by using the carbon fiber microcylinder electrode. The electrode reaction mechanism of methylene blue at various pH is proposed. The adsorbability of MB at the electrode is discussed and explored by cyclic voltammetry and chronocoulometric technique.
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