Dipole Moment vs Interactions

[Tracy Tolentino_2E]

How does a dipole moment differ from a dipole interaction? Is it possible for a molecule to have both? And also, what is ion-ion dipole?

[Petrina Kan 2I]

Dipole interactions form between two molecules that each exhibit dipole moments (meaning that the molecules has uneven charge). So within the molecule itself it would be called a dipole moment, but with two or more molecules it would be a dipole interaction because the molecules with dipole moments are interacting with each other.

[Amy Pham 1D]

Dipole interactions are present between dipole moments. A molecule that has dipole interactions must have dipole moments, so yes a molecule can have both. Finally, ion-ion interactions (not ion-ion dipoles, I think is what you are referring to) are the intermolecular interactions that are present between charged ions.