You can actually go as far as you want to with the Cayley–Dickson construction [1] of algebras.
1. Complex numbers have associativity and communitivity of multiplication. (That is, (ab)c=a(bc) and ab=ba).
2. Quaternions have associativity but not communitivity.
3. Octonions have neither.
4. Sedenions [2], trigintaduonions, and not associative, commutative, nor even alternative [3]. (Alternative is associative specifically when the middle value is equal to one of the other's; i.e. a(ab)=(aa)b.)
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