Difference between Bronsted and Lewis Acid?

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What is the difference between a Bronsted and Lewis Acid?

[alicechien_4F]

Brosted acid and bases are defined by their ability to accept or donate hydrogen ions. Lewis acid and bases are defined by their ability to accept or donate electron pairs. A Lewis Acid is an electron-pair acceptor. A Brosted acid is a substance that can donate a hydrogen ion.

[Abigail Sanders 1E]

Like stated previously a bronsted acid is something that can donate a hydrogen and a Bronsted base is a molecule that can accept a hydrogen. Contrarily, a lewis acid is a molecule that accepts electrons while a lewis base is a molecule that donates electrons. A Bronsted acid can be classified as a lewis acid however, a lewis acid can not be classified as a Bronsted acid as a hydrogen ion is not transfered in all Lewis acid-base reactions.

[AGulati_4A]

Lewis structures = unpaired electrons, therefore, lewis acid = accepts electrons. And therefore Bronsted acid: donates proton

[Anvi Brahmbhatt 4A]

A Lewis acid is defined as an electron acceptor, while a Bronsted acid is defined as a proton donor.

[Eunice Nguyen 4I]

Bronsted-Lowry acid: donates a proton
Lewis acid: accepts an electron pair from a donor compound

[NRodgers_1C]

Does anyone have any good youtube video suggestions for doing problems with acids and bases or writing the names of coordination compounds?