Step 1: Recall equilibrium conditions.
For phase equilibrium (liquid–vapor equilibrium), specific intensive properties must be identical across both phases. Equilibrium requires the same temperature and equal chemical potential.
Step 2: Analyze each property.
- (A) Temperature: Identical in both phases at equilibrium.
- (B) Density: Not identical; liquid is denser than vapor.
- (C) Enthalpy: Different for vapor and liquid.
- (D) Chemical potential: Must be identical in both phases at equilibrium.
Step 3: Conclusion.
The correct answer is (4) A and D.