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The relative strength of interionic / intermolecular forces in decreasing order is :

A

ion - dipole `gt` dipole - dipole `gt` ion - ion

B

dipole - dipole `gt` ion - dipole `gt` ion - ion

C

ion - ion `gt` ion - dipole `gt` dipole - dipole

D

ion - dipole `gt` ion - ion `gt` dipole -dipole

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C
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