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sure..in increasing order of strength: Temporary dipole-dipole interactions(more commonly known as the dispersion forces), dipole-dipole interaction and the strongest hydrogen bonding.Okay, this is pretty simple, but it's not stated clearly in my book, so I'll ask here.
Can someone please name the kinds of intermolecular forces in order of strength? I know that Hydrogen bonds are strong, and Van der Waals are weak, but just need confirmation. Also, are dipole-dipole forces and Ionic bonds the same thing?
No dipole-dipole forces are 1 of the van der waals forces, completely different thatn Ionic bonds. You want me to explain dipole-dipole interactions?