How many $\Bbb{Q}$-algebras of dimension $4$ are there?

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How can I construct $\Bbb{Q}$-algebras of dimension $4$.

Some examples that comes to mind are $\Bbb{Q} \oplus \Bbb{Q} \oplus \Bbb{Q} \oplus \Bbb{Q}$ , rational quaternions $\Bbb{H}$ and $M_2(\Bbb{Q})$ ?

Is there a way to determine all of them upto isomorphism? How many are there?

$\Bbb{Q}$-algebras of dimension $< 4$ must be commutative, right?

So they will be $\Bbb{Q} \oplus \Bbb{Q} \oplus \Bbb{Q}$ and $\Bbb{Q} \oplus \Bbb{Q} $ only.

Similarly how to go about finding , say $\Bbb{Q}$-algebras of dimension $n$.