Amphoteric vs Amphiprotic

[Miriam Sheetz 2B]

what is the difference between amphoteric and amphiprotic?

[Blake Salfer 1B]

Amphoteric means a substance can either act as an acid or a base. Amphiprotic means a substance can either donate or accept hydrogen ions.

[Chloe Qiao 4C]

An amphoteric substance is one that can act both as a base and as an acid. An amphiprotic substance is one that can both accept H+ and donate H+. Amphiprotic substance is a part of amphoteric substance. For example, if a molecule act as both lewis acid and lewis base but do not donate or accept protons, it is amphoteric but not amphiprotic.

[taywebb]

Can someone provide examples of compounds that are both amphoteric and amphiprotic and some that are one or the other? I understand what they are as defined terms, but some examples would be very helpful.

[Lydia Luong 4L]

amphoteric --> can act as acid or base.
amphiprotic--> can donate or accept protons/hydrogen