Answer:
From longest to shortest range: Charge-charge interaction ⇒Dipole-dipole interaction ⇒ Dipole- induced dipole interaction ⇒ Van der Waals interaction (dispersion force).
Explanation:
There are different types of intermolecular forces, between them:
1) Charge-charge interaction are electrostactic interaction between charged particles or molecules. This type of interaction is very strong and can extend over greater distances than other kinds of interactions.
2) Dipole-Dipole interactions take place between polar molecules, it means molecules that have partial positive and negative charges and they aproximate each other because of this positive and negative poles.
3) Dipole-induced dipole interaction happens when a polar molecule or ion aproximates to a non-polar molecule. As a result partial charges (positives and negatives) appear in the non-polar molecule. The distance between the polar and non-polar molecule to cause the induced dipole needs to be short.
4) Van der Waals interaction (dispersion force) appear as a result of temporal dipoles. This type of interaction is relatively weak. The distance between induced dipoles is short.
