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PART-II CHEMISTRY
The relative strength of inter-ionic/ intermolecular forces in the decreasing order is:
A
ion-dipole 
dipole-dipole 
ion-ion
dipole-dipole ion-ion B
dipole-dipole 
ion-dipole 
ion-ion
ion-dipole ion-ion C
ion-ion 
ion-dipole 
dipole-dipole
ion-dipole dipole-dipole D
ion-dipole 
ion-ion 
dipole-dipole
ion-ion dipole-dipole
Text Solution
Verified by ExpertsThe correct answer is:
C
Ion-ion interactions are stronger because they have stronger electrostatic forces of attraction whereas dipoles have partial charges and hence the electrostatic forces in their case would be relatively weak
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