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But if Harmonium is a metal of its own and not an alloy of anything as Brandon suggests when he says "It actually has become a different--" distillation will literally do nothing except turn into into gaseous vapours and then condense it back into liquid Harmonium. So under no conditions will distillation split Harmonium.

The wiki page states that "Splitting harmonium through distillation will give something different from atium and lerasium." But the WoB it cites (pasted below) Questioner If I was to take harmonium and separate it out through distillation, would I get lerasium and atium or something that functions similarly? Brandon Sanderson No, you would-- It actually has become a different-- Questioner Can't be split? Brandon Sanderson Yeah. I mean, you could find a way, but you're not going to get it through normal, mechanical means. It seems Brandon is saying that Harmonium is a pure metal and not an alloy and thus distilling it wont split it into anything. This contradicts the info on the wiki. Skyward Houston signing (Nov. 19, 2018)