The boiling points of water, ethyl alcoh...

The boiling points of water, ethyl alcohol and diethyl ether are `100^@C, 78.5^@C and 34.6^@C` respectively. The intermolecular forces will be in the order

`watergtethylalcoholgt"diethylether"`

`ethylalcoholgtwatergt"diethyl ether"`

`diethyl ethergtethyl alcoholgtwater`

`diethyl ethergtwatergtethyl alcohol`

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