Lewis acid/ bronsted acid

[Diego Gonzalez 3F]

Is there any difference between lewis and bronsted acids besides the way they're explained? Bc lewis is the electron acceptor while bronsted is proton donor, so same thing really right?

[Jim Brown 14B Lec1]

All Brönstead acids/bases are Lewis Acids/Bases, but something can be considered a lewis acid even if it might not qualify as a Brönstead acid. This is because a Brönstead acid needs to donate a proton (needs to contain hydrogen) while a Lewis Acid only needs to be able to accept the lone pair.