Hello, The strength of an acid is measured by both its pH and its pKa, and the two are related by the Henderson-Hasslebalch equation. This equation is: pH = pKa + log[A-]/[AH], where [AH] is the concentration of the acid and [A-] is the concentration of its conjugate base after dissociation. What you mean initial pH ? I think doesn't matter .
Hello, The strength of an acid is measured by both its pH and its pKa, and the two are related by the Henderson-Hasslebalch equation. This equation is: pH = pKa + log[A-]/[AH], where [AH] is the concentration of the acid and [A-] is the concentration of its conjugate base after dissociation. What you mean initial pH ? I think doesn't matter .
Can you elaborate your question further? As I understand your question correctly, the initial pH depends on the strength of the acid. If your acid is a strong one, then the concentration can be used to calculate the pH and then it can be compared for the accuracy. If you have a weak acid, then the pKa cones into the picture.