Employing fractional distillation methods on mixtures of metallic elements with low boiling points, such as mercury (Hg) and zinc (Zn), may not be effective due to their similar group properties. While liquid metal distillation could be feasible in limited cases, such as with bismuth-lead (Bi-Pb), the practicality remains uncertain. The primary focus of the discussion revolves around removing impurities for refining steel scrap rather than direct distillation of these metals. References to vacuum distillation and specific studies highlight ongoing research in this area. Overall, the effectiveness of fractional distillation for these metals is questioned, emphasizing the need for alternative methods.