FTP, including dipole-dipole and London dispersion forces, name these weak, long-range forces of attraction between real gases.
Including entropic effects such as hydrophobicity, their theorization was based on Laplace's theory of capillarity.  The distances over which they act are proportional to the inverse of the seventh power of the intermolecular distances and they explain the viscosity, surface tension and adhesion of gases and liquids.  Based on Andrews' discovery of critical temperatures, they were described by the theorizer of the law of binary mixtures as well as a namesake state equation.  FTP, including dipole-dipole and London dispersion forces, name these weak, long-range forces of attraction between real gases.
Including entropic effects such as hydrophobicity, their theorization was based on Laplace's theory of capillarity.  
Van der Waals Forces