Difference Between Equivalence Point and Endpoint

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Endpoint	Equivalence Point
The point at which the indicator changes color.	The point at which the titrant and the analyte in the sample are chemically identical.
Following the equivalency point.	This occurs before the endpoint.
Weak acids can only have one terminal.	Weak acids can have numerous sites of equivalency.
It may not always indicate where the response terminates.	It indicates where the reaction finishes.
It appears either at the equivalence point or after the equivalent point.	It appears either near or before an endpoint.

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