A potentiometric method at imposed weak current between two paste electrode
s, ferrocene and chloranil, permits the in situ determination of sulfuric a
cid concentrations (0.5-11.0 M). The different factors affecting the potent
ial at imposed current as current intensity, temperature and H+ ion concent
ration are studied. The potentials measured between ferrocene and chloranil
electrodes are directly linked to the acid concentration. The acidity R-i(
H) function, which represents the determination of the H+ activity has been
determined and compared to Strehlow R-o(H), Janata H-GF and Hammer H-o fun
ctions. R-i(H) is numerically equal to the thermodynamic R-o(H).